3" Dancing Bear by Adamie MathewsieInuit art: Dancing Bear Inuit Artist: Adamie Mathewsie Size: 3" tall, 2" wide Community: Cape Dorset, NU Stone: Serpentine id: dfa 7388Najjy Adamsie Mathewsie has an extreme talent for carving watermark Dancing bears. This particular dancing bear lays glorious claim to a calm yet raw savagery. He is the quintessential black bear BUT the dispersed horizontal pale veins within the stone imbues a sense of this bears permanent existence within the sands

This is a spectacular dancing bear by the acclaimed Inuit artist Noah Kelly

40 lbs (very heavy) Community: Cape Dorset

Northwest Territories

This bear is the ultimate expression of Malliki’s passion

Meticulous and detailed

Pitseolak is the sole Inuit artist in the world who carves with this rare serpentine stone

and entered his first exhibition while still in his teens

This belief (Animism) included people

Morris Alorut is a well established artist and is recognized internationally for his craft

The tusks are available to some Inuit art galleries

id: dfa-6768Nafjy

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