5” Working Qulliq (Seal Oil Stove) by Simeonie Killiktee *Heat* Above $1000 But occasionally she gives us

But occasionally she gives us a small Dancing or Walking bear

I believe the small bear is the most sought after carving for gifting

Walruses are one of the four printed lithographs by Shuvinai Ashoona released in spring 2018 special collection

The tusk juts from the head and can grow as long as 10 feet

Inuit Artist: Jonas Audlakiak

5” Working Qulliq (Seal Oil Stove) by Simeonie Killiktee *Heat* Above $1000 But occasionally she gives usInuit Art: Qulliq Inuit Artist: Simeonie Killiktee Size: 5" long, 2. 5" high, 3" wide Community: Kimmirut, NU 3 24 Material: Serpentine id: caps 836023512chjy A Qulliq is an Inuit lamp stove which burns seal oil for fuel. The stone is carved to form a rounded shape, with a depression at the top to hold the fuel which is usually seal oil. A Qullik was traditionally a source of light and heat for Inuit people. This Qulliq is both unique and traditional.