5" Dancing Bear by Kelly Etidloie *Marvel* Inuit print Material: Whale bone & Limestone

Material:  Whale bone & Limestone

The rawness and rudimentary angles make this a timeless piece out of Gjoa Haven

Admirers of Inuit carving love their black carvings and a brilliant shine is often seen as being essential

The stone flows around the visage in an effort to offer support

This piece depicts a school of beautiful arctic Narwhals swimming in an ocean

5" Dancing Bear by Kelly Etidloie *Marvel* Inuit print Material: Whale bone & LimestoneInuit art: Dancing Bear Inuit Artist: Kelly Etidloie Size: 5" tall, 3" wide Community: Cape Dorset, NU 7 22 Stone: Serpentine id: dfa N7799Pbejy I think it's obvious that the single most alluring feature of this Adamie Dancing bear is the colour of the stone. Not just the colour, but the pattern of the colour. How is it possible that Adamie has been able to "ombrage" the back of the bear's paws? Ombrage is a technique of fading a dark colour into a