26 works
Antler, Ivory, Inukshuks and Inuit Art
Inuit art refers to artwork produced by Inuit people, that is, the people of the arctic previously known as Eskimos. Historically, their preferred medium was walrus ivory, but since the establishment of southern markets for Inuit art in 1945, prints and figurative works carved in relatively soft stone such as soapstone, serpentine, or argillite have also become popular.
Polar Bear Fur Hat
Polar Bear Fur Hide
Polar Bear Fur Parka
Inuit Art
Yellow Gold
Inuit Art
$3,400
Dance
Stone Bear
$4,000
Arctic Ballet Bear
Inuit Art
$2,000
Loon
Stone Art
$2,200
Beluga Pod
$2,700
Baby Beluga
Wildlife Sculptures
$950
Narwhal Ivory Tusk Carved
Inuit Art
BOREALIS AND OREITHYIA
Moose Antler Carving
SEAHORSES
Moose Antler Carving
SHORT EARED PARLIAMENT Antlers
Moose Antler Carving
SELF PORTRAIT
Stone Art
Inukshuk - Serpentine
Inuit Art
$950
Intuit / Eskimo - Woman's Summer Cover
$500
Second Flight - Moose Antler
Wildlife Sculptures
$2,600
7th Heaven Inukshuk 27"
Stone Art
Sold
Whistler's Peak Chair Inukshuk 27"
Inukshuk Collection
7th Heaven Dancing Inukshuk 14"
Stone Art
$2,500
Sold
Seventh Heaven Stacked Inukshuk 6" | Canadian Executive Gift
Inukshuk Collection
$750
Hand-Carved Mini Inukshuk 3.5" | Canadian Corporate Gift
Stone Art
$300
Inukshuk - 7th Heaven Dancing
Inukshuk Collection
$1,250
Inukshuk - 7th Heaven
Inukshuk Collection
$1,250
Hand-Carved Inukshuk 5" | Personalized Executive Gift
customizable
$500
7th Heaven Whistler Gray Basalt Inukshuk - 4'6"
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