6" Dancing Bear by David Pudlat *Ice Queen*Inuit art: Dancing Bear Inuit Artist: David Pudlat Size: 5. 5" long, 2. 5" tall, 2" deep Community: Cape Dorset, NU 11 24 Stone: Alabaster id: ndc 258 1271767cfjy **This Item is Eligible for Our 0% Interest Layaway Plan. Magnificent Motion! What does it take to make a Polar Bear happy? Very cold temperatures, lots of ice, a bit of open water and lots of food! Ice Queen has a full belly, the weather is cold and sunny and she has found herself a smooth

Here Faces reflects the great emotive sculptures created by the Inuit artists from the isolated community of Arviat

He has a Nuna presence that is hard to explain

Knowledgeable collectors know that you will double your financial investment in less than ten years when you acquire this Manasie sculpture

Taylor’s pieces have toured world wide and are in countless publications

** Interchangeable pieces included - Drum and Baton and Two Tom Toms

Ruben has placed an Inuk woman holding a beluga whale

id: dfa-7418Naejy

echoes over and over until it finally fades away

I see it move out of the corner of my eye

76 x 62 cm

Another home run from Toonoo Sharky

Inuit Artist: Pitseolak Qimirpik