10" Dancing White Bear by Killiktee Killiktee Inuit Painting Nasogaluk’s bears are always striding

Nasogaluk’s bears are always striding with purpose perhaps in search of food

By sheer chance

Purchasing a Manasie carving would be comparable to purchasing an Andy Warhol painting as his popularity soared

He completed the jewelry and metalwork program at Nunavut Arctic College

Lithograph 2016

10" Dancing White Bear by Killiktee Killiktee Inuit Painting Nasogaluk’s bears are always stridingInuit art: Dancing Bear Inuit Artist: Killiktee Killiktee Size: 10" tall, 8" wide, 11 Lbs Community: Cape Dorset, NU Stone: Serpentne id dfa 8832Lagjjy This is a dynamic dancing bear done in a beautiful speckled serpentine stone. It is impressive as it is almost a foot long and is quite heavy. It is wonderfully proportioned as it has a very chubby and playful disposition. Great facial features. It is large in size and would be a centrepiece for any