3.5" Black Dancing Bear by Johnny Papigatook Below $1000 Flippers symmetrically placed in a

Flippers symmetrically placed in a slight downward position with snout reaching to the sky

Rocky's style is a beautiful clash between modern and traditional style

Inuit Artist: Peter Alariaq

The visage of the electric green serpentine stone is striking to its very core

this hare is certainly one of the nicest “rabbit” carvings we have seen in the gallery

3.5" Black Dancing Bear by Johnny Papigatook Below $1000 Flippers symmetrically placed in aInuit art: Dancing Bear Inuit Artist: Johnny Papigatook Size: 3. 5" Tall, 3" Wide, 1" deep Community: Cape Dorset, NU Stone: Serpentine id: dfa 6448Naejy Papigatooks compact creatures have a contemporary connection to art and design. A modern sentiment is echoed in the Dancing bears open posture and in the dynamic colours of the stone. The choice of the electric apple green stone suggests modernity. The deep chocolate stone is perhaps more traditional