Inukshuk - Peak Chair Dancing

Title: Inukshuk - Peak Chair Dancing
Stone: Colorado White Marble
Size: 6 x 4 x 8'
Weight: 5 lbs / 2 kg
Carved: Whistler, British Columbia CANADA

The Inukshuk (pronounced In-ook-shook) meaning “in the image of man”, are magnificent human-like figures of stone that the Inuit erected.  They stand along with Canada & Alaska’s most northern shores and are unique to the North American Arctic.  They are made of rock slabs, large and small, and built into the shape of a person with their arms or legs outstretched or more traditionally, piles of well-mapped-out rocks.  Inukshuks have long been recognized as the “compass of the Arctic.”  They were early trail signs, pre-GPS, or folding maps.