4" Two Way Dancing Bear by Allen NamonaiInuit art: Dancing Bear Inuit Allan Namonai Size: 6. 5" tall, 4" wide Community: Cape Dorset, NU Stone: Serpentine id: ndc 212 1268355cjjy Are you amazed by the colour of this stone? There are multiple thin layers of torquoise interspersed with fine white veins But do you see something more in the lines of colour? They zig and zag erratically like electrical activity in a storm. I have seen speckled stone, and patchy stone, veins of colour and

Billy Merkosak’s Wise Old Merman is a great work of art

Their spirit is vibrant and quietly cosmopolitan

Inuit Print: ALONE ON THE OCEAN

Jaco’s Eskimo Fisherman is a fantastic find

1978 56 x 71 cm

this is a museum quality piece

the artist chose to express its energy

it is made by Inuit artist Kevin Pillakapsi from Iqaluit

The dark stone transcends nicely against the etched in greyish stone

The wide bands of dark green give the stone a military “camouflage” appearance as if the bird was a decoy

Dorset ID#: 89-13

11" tall Weight: 123