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standing polar bear quaraq nungusuituk Bowls Each is hand-painted on the

standing polar bear quaraq nungusuituk Bowls Each is hand-painted on the3 l x 4 w x 9 h (in) Comes with a certificate of authenticity. Carved by hand in Kinngait (Formerly Cape Dorset) Nunavut All our Inuit sculptures are carved from a single piece of stone, locally sourced from the carvers community, most commonly Serpentine or Argillite. These stones are carvable but are significantly harder than soapstone. The Dancing Bear motif represents Harmony with nature, The bear acts like a person, showing we are connected. The

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Each is hand-painted on the inside and inspired by Robbie Craig's paintings

Total length is 4

This poetic journey through Inuit oral history gives a glimpse of traditional beliefs surrounding the creation of the world

the way a good friend brings sparkle to your life

standing polar bear quaraq nungusuituk Bowls Each is hand-painted on the3 l x 4 w x 9 h (in) Comes with a certificate of authenticity. Carved by hand in Kinngait (Formerly Cape Dorset) Nunavut All our Inuit sculptures are carved from a single piece of stone, locally sourced from the carvers community, most commonly Serpentine or Argillite. These stones are carvable but are significantly harder than soapstone. The Dancing Bear motif represents Harmony with nature, The bear acts like a person, showing we are connected. The

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