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One original hand-carved sculpture by Inuit artist Palaya Qiatsuk. One owl with four chicks carved out of serpentine and marble.

Owl with Four Chicks 7811Q

  • Palaya Qiatsuk
One original hand-carved sculpture by Inuit artist Jaco Ishulutak. One drum dancer carved out of serpentine.

Drum Dancer 852004059

  • Jaco Ishulutak

Dancing Bear 6118R

  • Nuna Parr
One original hand-carved sculpture by Inuit artist Nuna Parr. One dancing bear carved out of serpentine stone.

Bear 19018

  • Nuna Parr

Musk Ox 06849

  • Nuveeya Ipeelee
One original painting by Anishinaabe artist Brent Hardisty. One painting of Malina and Emily, the artist's wife and daughter.

Malina and Emily

  • Brent Hardisty
One original hand-carved sculpture by Inuit artist Nuna Parr. One bear on its belly carved out of serpentine.

Bear on its Belly 6765Q

  • Nuna Parr
One original hand-carved sculpture by Inuit artist Pitseolak Qimirpik. One dancing rabbit carved out of serpentine.

Dancing Rabbit 7037N

  • Pitsulak Qimirpik
One original hand-carved sculpture by Inuit artist Jonasie Faber. One musk ox ring carved out of soapstone.

Muskox Ring 12980041

  • Jonasie Faber

Collage 107-181971

  • Jermaine Napayok
One original hand-carved sculpture by Inuit artist Ningosiak Ashoona. One Sedna carved out of serpentine stone.

Sedna 147-1260831

  • Ningosiak Ashoona
One original hand-carved sculpture by Inuit artist Emily Illuitok. One scene of hunters and bears carved out of whale bone and ivory.

Hunters and Bears 99224783

  • Emily Illuitok
One original hand-carved sculpture by Inuit artist Ejesoak Pitsiulak. One raven carved out of serpentine stone.

Raven 7096L

  • Ejesiak Pitsiulak
One original hand-carved sculpture by Inuit artist Kelly Qimirpik. One man carving walrus made of serpentine stone.

Man Carving 53-1235469

  • Kellypalik Qimirpik
One original hand-carved sculpture by Inuit artist Jomie Aipeelee. Two throat singers carved out of serpentine.

Throat Singer 88-111435

  • Jomie Aipeelee
One original hand-carved sculpture by Inuit artist, David Ruben. One bottom fish man carved out of soapstone.

Bottom Fish Man

  • David Ruben Piqtoukun