4" Dancing Bear by Adamie Mathewsie *Caribbean Sea*Inuit art: Dancing Bear Inuit Artist: Adamie Mathewsie Size: 3" tall, 2. 5" wide Community: Cape Dorset, NU 7 22 Stone: Serpentine id: dfa N6011Qajjy The waves of turquoise in this stone bring to mind the beautiful calm colours of the Caribbean Sea. Adamie has once again brought us a small stone treasure to enchant and entice. Caribbean Sea could be dancing on your table tonight! PROUDLY CANADIAN SINCE 2007 We promise to send you only good things

Suqslaq has capitalized on the salient features of the muskox horn (its curves

they have become extremely rare

the exquisite serpentine stone and the polished finish are what render this carving as an incredible piece of art

id: ndc-212-1268463dejy

Why has Kakee placed a green fish in amongst the three black fish

I love this stone

A very rare find

In early 2009 Joe received a carving production grant from the Canada Arts Council grant under the aboriginal programming initiatives

Deep forest green with large droplets of harvest gold

He is back and carving what I believe are the most fascinating Inukshuks in the world

Quaraq has grown his reputation by inventing the "Nungusuitok" bear

Adla’s dancing and walking bears are always in high demand