9" Dancing Muskox by Pits Qimirpik *Spanish Moss*Inuit art: Dancing Muskox Inuit Artist: Pitseolak Qimirpik Size: 8. 5" high, 6" wide, 5" deep, weighs 5. 2 lbs. Community: Cape Dorset, NU 4 22 Stone: Serpentine id: dfa 7487Lcjjy Magnificent Movement! I love Pits Qimirpik's work. I particularly love his muskox. *Spanish Moss* highlights all the Qimirpik magic, He is meticulous in his details. Case in point, the multiple etched lines on the torso of the carving. These lines represent the thick, long

and the perfect selection for this piece

This explains why Gjoa Haven exports so many beautiful handmade wall hangings

The heavily speckled black

Just as the name "Nuna Parr" became synonymous with exquisite Dancing bears

Bill Nasogaluak is one of the premier Master carvers of our time

which will see him working with acclaimed Haida artists

Palaya Qiatsuq has an uncanny ability to render both the massiveness and the quiet grace of the bear with surprising spirituality and form

Wouldn't you love to share in this kind of bliss

Inuit Artist: Simon Kadlutsiak

"Of this calibre" is the operative phrase

LOOKING UP

an owl or a larger bear