8" Sword Fighting Narwhal Pits (Pitseolak) Qimirpik paintings Even if we were to

Even if we were to ask Peter Arliaq to carve another bear like this

They document the Inuit life style both now and in the past

The goose and seal are very nicely detailed and add depth to the piece

Tantalizing because this is a mixed media sculpture

Palaya Qiatsuq was born in Cape Dorset and began carving around 1977

8" Sword Fighting Narwhal Pits (Pitseolak) Qimirpik paintings Even if we were toInuit art: Narwhal Inuit Artist: Pitseolak (Pits) Qimirpik Size: 6" tall (plus 2" Tusk), 2. 5" wide Community: Kimmirut, NU Stone: Serpentine id: caps 836021766 ***Museum quality piece*** When you encounter a Pits Qimirpik narwhal, you enter the fantastical domain of one of the world's most fascinating and unusual looking animals. The Narwhal tusk is actually a protruding canine tooth. It can grow up to 10 feet long. Pits's narwhal is "standing"