5" Swimming Bear by Tim Pee *Barely There* paintings Perfectly rendered bone carvings are

Perfectly rendered bone carvings are some of the most exquisite Inuit art pieces

You must eat to live

The eyes made from caribou antler blend exquisitely with the dark serpentine stone

The endless black stone is crisscrossed with fine veins of white and pale green

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5" Swimming Bear by Tim Pee *Barely There* paintings Perfectly rendered bone carvings areInuit Art: Lying Bear Inuit Artist: Tim Pee Size: 4. 5" wide, 2" high, 2" wide Community: Cape Dorset, NU 03 24 Stone: Serpentine id: dfa 7141Rcjjy Fantastic Colour! Barely There is a rare piece. I can't say I have seen a Swimming Tim Pee bear before. All limbs in motion, Barely There seems a bit of a fish out of water. His limbs may be more flailing than swimming BUT he is on a mission to get to shore and dry off in the Arctic sun. Could his gorgeous