Folk Art by Dave and Marilyn, Lunenburg, NS Framed wooden sheds, real slate rock, net and boat 15x25" $275

Folk Art by Dave and Marilyn, Lunenburg, NS Framed wooden sheds, real slate rock and wooden boat 13x19" $250

Carved by Sauti Atsiaq of Kimmirut, Nunavut 4"x5"x5" $525

Carved by Sauti Atsiaq of Kimmirut, Nunavut 4"x5"x5" $525

Carved by Sauti Atsiaq of Kimmirut, Nunavut 4"x5"x5" $525

Carved by Jupa Ishulutaq of Pangnirtung, Nunavut 4"x6"x7" $650

Carved by Jupa Ishulutaq of Pangnirtung, Nunavut 4"x6"x7" $650

Carved by Jupa Ishulutaq of Pangnirtung, Nunavut 4"x6"x7" $650

Carved by Leo Mukjunik of Arviat 4"x6"x5" $275

Carved by Leo Mukjunik of Arviat 4"x6"x5" $275

Carved by Leo Mukjunik of Arviat 4"x6"x5" $275

Carved by Leo Mukjunik of Arviat 4"x6"x5" $275

Carved by Donny Pitsiulak of Kimmirut, Nunavut 9"x8" $850

Carved by Donny Pitsiulak of Kimmirut, Nunavut 9"x8" $850

Carved by Donny Pitsiulak of Kimmirut, Nunavut 9"x8" $850

Carved by Donny Pitsiulak of Kimmirut, Nunavut 9"x8" $850

Carved by Donny Pitsiulak of Kimmirut, Nunavut 9"x8" $850

Serpentine stone Mannumi Shaqu Cape Dorset 6x6x3" $925 Shaqu was a prominent early sculptor from Cape Dorset. Mannumi was born in 1917 in Cape Dorset and his work is featured in several Canadian Museum Collections. One of his earlier mother and child pieces was presented to Queen Elizabeth (princess at the time) in 1951 as the first official Inuit piece given as a gift. In his later years, he unfortunately lost his sight but continued to carve, using the feel of the stone as his guidance.

Mary Tutsweetok 4"x2.5" $325

Mary Tutsweetok

Mary Tutsweetok 6x6x3 $695

Mary Tutsweetok 1x1" $195

Serpentine stone Artist unknown 2.5"x2.5" $225

Mary Tutsweetok 4x4x3 $145

Palaya Eziekiel (1956- Cape Dorset 9x4x5 $650

Leo Mukjunik Arviat 6x2.5x4.5 $350