Inuit and Indigenous Art
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Arctic Char Fish – Toonoo Sharky ᑐᓄ ᓴᑭ
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Cribbage Board
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Eskimo Fisherman Soapstone
This Eskimo fisherman has a huge catch tied over his back with some rope. Chief Carver is an uprising Manitoban artist. He focuses his carving on mostly Inuit influences, even though he is not Inuit himself he enjoys the artwork…
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Friendly Gestures – Billy Merkosak ᐱᓕ ᒣᕐᑯᓴᒃ
Pond Inlet, Nunavut
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Gliding Owl – Toonoo Sharky ᑐᓄ ᓴᑭ
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Grizzly Bear Soapstone
A hand‑carved serpentine sculpture of a grizzly bear, signed “Chief Carver” and dated 2009. The powerful stance and polished surface reflect contemporary Inuit carving traditions, capturing the strength and spirit of one of the North’s most respected animals. The piece…
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Guardian Owl
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Inuit Drummer
Signed David SR Nibgoarsi, Canadian law regulates the export of artworks made from whale bone, walrus or narwhal ivory, caribou antler, and other wildlife materials. Under the Wild Animal and Plant Protection and Regulation of International and Interprovincial Trade Act,…
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Inuit Drummer
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Inuit Drummer
Made from the Limestone found on the shores of Arviat, Nunavut. Lyta Josephie (1962–) Inuit Sculptor — Lake Harbour (Kimmirut), Nunavut Born in 1964, Lyta Josephie is an Inuit sculptor from Lake Harbour (now Kimmirut), Nunavut, a community celebrated for…
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Keeper of the Deep
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Knowledge Keeper Shaman – Billy Merkosak ᐱᓕ ᒣᕐᑯᓴᒃ
Pond Inlet, Nunavut
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Northern Totem
Signed David SR Nibgoarsi, Canadian law regulates the export of artworks made from whale bone, walrus or narwhal ivory, caribou antler, and other wildlife materials. Under the Wild Animal and Plant Protection and Regulation of International and Interprovincial Trade Act,…
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Owl In Flight #1
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Owl In Flight #2
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Polar Bear
Made from the Limestone found on the shores of Arviat, Nunavut. Lyta Josephie (1962–) Inuit Sculptor — Lake Harbour (Kimmirut), Nunavut Born in 1964, Lyta Josephie is an Inuit sculptor from Lake Harbour (now Kimmirut), Nunavut, a community celebrated for…