14" Dancing Walrus by Jaco Ishulutak *Frederick* painting Textile art has been a

Textile art has been a significant part of Inuit history for centuries

searching for his next meal

(serpentinite) is a deep matte black colour

Peter has carved a scene of an Inuk in his kayak (umiak) fervently paddling home with his kill

Shaa's fern green Walking bear pays heed to a more fundamental style of carving: one that does not attempt to replicate all the features of a bear

14" Dancing Walrus by Jaco Ishulutak *Frederick* painting Textile art has been aInuit art: Dancing Walrus Inuit Artist: Jaco Ishulutak Size: 14" tall, 12" wide, 8" deep, 18 lbs Community: Pagnirtung, NU 7 23 Stone: Serpentine id: ndc 203 179350agjjy **This Item is Eligible for Our 0% Interest Layaway Plan Masterpiece Carving! Museum quality Sculpture! Frederick stands on one foot, The other foot is slightly elevated above the ice. He leans to the right, as if swaying, or looking up to the heavens in prayer. Frederick is peaceful.