5" Walking Bear by Allan Sheutiapik *Rambling in the Woods*Inuit art: Walking Bear Inuit Artist: Allan Sheutiapik Size: 5" long, 3" high, 2" wide Community: Cape Dorset, NU 21 Material: Serpentine id: b 26864chjy Allan Sheutiapik understands how to build a bear. Take one ample backside, add muscular legs. Make the back legs longer than the front. Attach a square muzzle to a box shaped skull. Make the face dangerous but friendly at the same time. Now comes THE most important part. Add "delight". The bear could

"A grandson of the carver Kiakshuk and the only child of artists Paunichea and Munamee Davidee

Stone: Argillite (beautiful black)

Nuna's last three bears (carved in 2020 and 2021)  were some of the nicest bears we had ever seen

Ruben and Faber have acknowledged their ancient Viking-Thule roots in their carvings

This is a perfect example of the adage "a picture is worth a thousand words"

This is a multi media piece

Size: 28" high

Your audience will immediately take notice

Tim Pee's name is permanently linked with sleek striding Walking bears

These marine mammals are extremely sociable

The bear is in motion

Inuit Artist: Wayne Puqiqnak