Stone, Bone and Antler Sculpture by the Inuit of the Canadian Arctic.
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September, 2026. All the items in this collection (for that matter, all the items in this entire website) are in our studio in southern Vermont. If you're in the U.S.A., any duties or taxes or tariffs are covered in the prices you see here. Shipping from us internationally still seems to be going well, with local taxes and brokerage fees similar to those in the past. At this time, the American government is assessing duty on incoming Inuit Art which, as original art, has always moved around the world duty free. The negative effect of this on the artists and collectors does not seemingly have a corresponding positive for anyone else so let's hope this is a temporary problem. Feel free to contact us about this issue any time.
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. Historically, no customs duties are applied to this original art anywhere in the world.
