Family Carvings

Ashoona’s carvings are made predominantly with the local, dark serpentine stone, and are remarkable for their ability to capture kinetic movements ...

Drawing inspiration from an intimate relationship with the animals of the Canadian Arctic, Inuit carvers immortalize them in stone. Approximately 2...

Drawing inspiration from an intimate relationship with the animals of the Canadian Arctic, Inuit carvers immortalize them in stone. Approximately 3...

A dynamic carving that includes three figures in an embrace. Approximately 19 x 13 x 4 cmStone carving, serpentinite Adamie Ningiuk (1948) lives in...

A hand-carved stone sculpture showing a playful pod of narwhals. Approximately 14 x 14 x 20cmSerpentinite, antler ID #7669M   

Drawing inspiration from an intimate relationship with the animals of the Canadian Arctic, Inuit carvers immortalize them in stone. Approximately 9...

Drawing inspiration from an intimate relationship with the animals of the Canadian Arctic, Inuit carvers immortalize them in stone. Approximately 1...

A masterful carving of a playful embrace. 19 x 19 x 13.5 cmStone carving, serpentinite At 25, Thomassie Echalook began carving as a way of earning ...

Drawing inspiration from an intimate relationship with the animals of the Canadian Arctic, Inuit carvers immortalize them in stone. 14 x 10 x 10 cm...

A carved stone sculpture depicting a mother narwhal and her calf. Approximately 49 x 15 x 18 cm ID #1265502  

An intricate carved sculpture showing a playful school of fish.  SerpentiniteApproximately 16 x 12 x 8 cm Kakee was born in Iqaluit (1973) but move...

Mother lifting her child.Carved in Inukjuak, Nunavik (Arctic Quebec)12in x 6in x 4in At 25, Thomassie Echalook began carving as a way of earning mo...