15" Crane by Buddy Nutik Alikamik *Loa*Inuit art: Crane Inuit Artist: Buddy Nutik Alikamik Size: 15" across (12" vertical), 8" wide, 4" deep Community: Ulukhaktok (Holman) 01 23 Material: Muskox horn id: 816000211adjjy **This Item is Eligible for our 0% Interest Layaway Plan. Magnificent Carving! Buddy Alikamik is a stand out talent. He can coax muskox horn into the shape of a delicate crane just like Loa. Loa stands watch next to her eggs, tall, elegant and serene. Her muskox horn body is

Ottokie is one of those carvers who other carvers turn to for advice and inspiration

The stone is a deep solid black which is the predominant stone in Gjoa Haven

This traditional headdress is a symbol of strength and bravery to the indigenous people of North America and was worn by the most powerful and influential members of the tribe

The perfect gift for a friend

I am always so excited to receive one of Bill Nasogaluak’s bears

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Moses Kamookak is a Gjoa Haven carver with a predisposition for small scenes depicting Inuit life or vignettes

What could be more joyous than two small bears dancing together

Large wide eyes

Ragee's large Dancing bear is two feet tall

The superior border of the left wing is the head and neck