$750.00
This life like ram was carved from walrus ivory by Fred Pushruk. Fred Pushruk is an Inupiaq Eskimo, originally from King Island, Alaska.
The piece measures 4.25″ x 1.5″ x 2″
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Adamie Ashevak Sniffing Bear
$5,200.00Adamie Ashevak of Cape Dorset selected a beautiful dark stone for this sniffing bear. With an outstretched neck this bear is searching for his prey.
21″ x 7″ x 7″
Visit our artist page on Adamie for more information about this outstanding Inuit artist
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Anilnik Peelaktoak Diving Seal
$650.00Anilnik carved this diving seal out of a colorful piece of Serpentine. He beautifully captured movement and form which reveals his intimate knowledge of arctic wildlife.
The piece measures approximately 10″ x 10″ x 3″.
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Archie Slwooko Walrus Mother and Pup
$280.00Archie Slwooko of Gambel Alaska carved this Mother and Pup Walrus from an old walrus jawbone. Slwooko’s walruses have a distinctive style, captured here not only in the adult, but in the pup. Baleen and ivory were used for the eyes. The tusks were made from ivory. Signed A.H.S.
The piece measures 3.5″ high by 7″ long and 4″ deep.
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Bill Jones Drum Dancers Sculpture
$2,650.00This sculpture of a drummer and three dancers was carved from a whale scapula by Bill Jones.
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Clifford Apatiki Swan Ivory Carving
$800.00Native ivory-sculpting expert Clifford Apatiki of Gambel on St. Lawrence Island carved this graceful swan. The swan is perched on a base of baleen. The piece measures 4.5″ high by 3″ wide and 2.25″ deep.
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Edward Tocktoo Bone Drummer
$1,100.00Edward Tocktoo inlaid this Bone Drummer with ivory and baleen. The piece measures approximately 16″ x 12″ x 17″.
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Fred Nayokpuk Hunter
$1,800.00Fred Nayokpuk inlaid this Hunter with baleen and walrus ivory. The hunter carries a seal skin bag and a spear with an bone tip.
The piece measures approximately 13.5″ high by 9″ wide and 5″ deep.