16" Striking Marble Walking Bear by Tuk NunaInuit art: Dancing Bear Inuit Artist: Tuk (Taqialuq) Nuna Size: 15. 5" long, 6. 5" wide, 6" high ; 17 lbs Community: Cape Dorset, NU Stone: Serpentine id: dfa 61320bhjjy This monumental work is possibly unique in Nuna's oevre in that it strays from his more medium sized format of walking bears. Tuk Nuna is just as famous for his depiction of dancing and walking bear as is the likes of other greats like Nuna Parr and Joe Kavik. He has created an

precise in their placement and solid in their stance

5­­­­" deep

Look in New Arrivals for Jaco’s Muskox and also Jaco’s Large Shaman who we call "Andre the Giant"

Joseph has the rare ability to carve movement into his carvings

MOSESEE MANGITAK

Cut using the same stone as its older sister

Qimirpik decided to try something new

Inuit Print: TWILIGHT RAVEN

They almost always have an open beak and meticulously carved tongue

and movement for this bear is beautiful and full of life

Size: 5" Long

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