18" Sedna and Her Lost Fingers by Eric Ettagaik *Inuit Creation Myth*Inuit art: Sedna Sea Goddess Inuit Artist: Eric Ettagaik Size: 17. 5" high, 8" deep, 7" wide. Weight: 22. 2 lbs Community: Iqaluit, NUh id: caps 821001131abjjy When an Inuit artist carves a Sedna you are entering the realm of the creation myth. Many cultures have a unique explanation as to how the world began and how people first came to inhabit it. Inuit mythology describes Sedna as the goddess of the sea and marine animals. She rules over the Inuit

Joanasie is now working more consistently

and the tilted head bring a depth I rarely ever see in Muskox carvings

I didn’t hesitate for a second to purchase this Masterpiece

will come with a written provenance describing this unique situation

Irene Avaalaaqiaq was one of the Master Inuit artists of textile art

we can all relate to the special relationship between Man and his Dog

id: d-77929bejy

Size: 7" tall

we have been particular keen on finding his last remaining bears

Stonecut & Stencil 1997

about 6" wide

Inuit Artist: Gordon Kyak