4.5" Celebrating Dancing Bear by Johnny PapigatookInuit art: Dancing Bear Inuit Artist: Johnny Papigatook Size: 4. 5" tall, 3" wide, 1" deep Community: Cape Dorset, NU Stone: Serpentine id: dfa 6513Nahjy Papigatooks compact creatures have a contemporary connection to art and design. A modern sentiment is echoed in the Dancing bears open posture and in the dynamic colours of the stone. The choice of the electric apple green stone suggests modernity. The deep chocolate stone is perhaps more traditional

Markosie is extremely talented for dancing bears and this what his specialty is

Inuit Artist: Tony Oqutaq

Dorset ID#: 84-22

Esau is from a very remote Inuit community called Igloolik

Stone: unpolished serpentine

This is a striking white

This is a series of electrifying white sculptures by Internationally renowned Inuit artist Lew Phillip from Iqaluit

this large quintessential Nuna Parr bear will be sought after and savvy collectors will want to buy this piece as fewer and fewer carvings come onto the market

Clams and Octopuses

Dorset ID#: 92-27

This particular stone is mottled with a watery turquoise colour which gives the owl a youthful spirited demeanour

This is a rare occasion where Manasie has endeared his audience with a smaller treasure