14" Walking Bear by Louie Uttaq Gjoa Haven *Juniper* Inuit paintings which has popped its head

which has popped its head out of the hole in the ice

Although life in the Far North is at times still very traditional

The coloration of stones and the etched in surfaces create a brilliant contrast with one another

Inuit Artist: Noah Onalik

Joamie’s muskox sculptures are not large or overpowering

14" Walking Bear by Louie Uttaq Gjoa Haven *Juniper* Inuit paintings which has popped its headInuit art: Walking Bear Inuit Artist: Louie Uttaq Size: 14" long, 8" high, 5" deep Community: Gjoa Haven, NU 20 Stone: Serpentinite id: c 090 This is a beautiful rendition of a walking bear by Louis Uttaq. The rounded muscular haunches, the long strong neck and the rugged face combine together to form a stunning Gjoa Haven carving. Where is our bear walking to? The rawness and rudimentary angles of this carving make this a timeless piece that will