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Seal inv#43978 Hand eco-dyed silk and merino

Seal inv#43978 Hand eco-dyed silk and merinoA seal sits up, alert, in this stone carving. Its eye and nostril details are etched. Stone Approx. 15 x 5. 5 x 6 cm Registration no. C4 44274 Issac Qumak is an Inuk artist based in Salluit (QC) who specializes in sculpture. He is best known for his serpentine sculptures of whales and other marine animals. His work can be found in many galleries across Canada. Salluit (formerly Sugluk) is the second most northern Inuit community, and sits between

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Hand eco-dyed silk and merino wool

she lived for a while with her brother in Ivujivik before moving to Baffin Island in the early 1940’s

Around 1990

This beautiful glass vase features a fluid interplay of sienna

13 x 13 x 27 cm

Seal inv#43978 Hand eco-dyed silk and merinoA seal sits up, alert, in this stone carving. Its eye and nostril details are etched. Stone Approx. 15 x 5. 5 x 6 cm Registration no. C4 44274 Issac Qumak is an Inuk artist based in Salluit (QC) who specializes in sculpture. He is best known for his serpentine sculptures of whales and other marine animals. His work can be found in many galleries across Canada. Salluit (formerly Sugluk) is the second most northern Inuit community, and sits between

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