Canadian Inuit Sculpture

Stone, Bone and Antler Sculpture by the Inuit of the Canadian Arctic.

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The Inuit ("People" in their language of Inuktitut) are spread out across the top of North America - from the northern slopes of Alaska in the West, throughout the northern Canadian coastline and archipelago, to Greenland in the East. Those inside Canada number about 65,000. The art they create is as varied as the land and sea they call home, and the materials they are using. We look for pieces that reflect individual tastes; every item you see here is on-hand and ready to ship from southern Vermont. No customs duties apply to this original art.

Canadian Inuit Sculpture

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Bear & Cub by Quaraq Nungusuitok

Bear Family by Tuk Nuna

Bear/Bear/Seal Compostion by Jordan Kelly

Bird Reflection by Kellipalik Etidloie

Building an Inukshuk by Mary Oshutsiaq

Crawling Bear Pair by Markoosie Papigatuk

Dancing Bear by Samonie Shaa

Dancing Bear by Enook Manomie c.1997

Dancing Bear by Markoosie Papigatok

Dancing Bear by Markoosie Papigatok

Dancing Bear by Markoosie Papigatuk

Dancing Bear by Markoosie Papigatuk

Dancing Bear by Nuna Parr

Dancing Bear by Salmonie Shaa

Dancing Bird by Pudlalik Shaa

Dancing Muskox by Pits Qimirpik

Diving Bear by Toonoo Etidloie

Drum Dancer by Elijah Michael

Fisherwoman by Joanassie Manning

Flying Bird Sculpture by Donny Pitsiulak

Hawk Shaman Transformation by Mangituk Kellypalik

Howling Dogs by Ekisluq Teevee

Hunting Bear by Tony Oqutaq