Dancing Bear 6728Q

One original hand-carved sculpture by Inuit artist, Nuna Parr. One dancing bear sculpture carved out of serpentine.
One original hand-carved sculpture by Inuit artist, Nuna Parr. One dancing bear sculpture carved out of serpentine.
One original hand-carved sculpture by Inuit artist, Nuna Parr. One dancing bear sculpture carved out of serpentine.
One original hand-carved sculpture by Inuit artist, Nuna Parr. One dancing bear sculpture carved out of serpentine.
One original hand-carved sculpture by Inuit artist, Nuna Parr. One dancing bear sculpture carved out of serpentine.
One original hand-carved sculpture by Inuit artist, Nuna Parr. One dancing bear sculpture carved out of serpentine.
Artist: Nuna Parr
Region: Cape Dorset
Material: Serpentine
Dimensions:

Height: 17″
Width: 14″
Depth: 6.5″

The polar bear is the most important animal in Inuit belief. He reigns as king over the ice-floe. One legend states that the Inuk hopes to reincarnate into a bear in his next life. When his spirit finally becomes a bear, he is filled with such immense happiness that he starts dancing

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