14" Shiny Black Two Way Dancing Bear by Tuk Nuna Inuit print this carving is very iconic

this carving is very iconic in that it captures the essence of a carvers life in the North

Dorset ID#: 91-30

Every part of this sculpture is perfection

Joanie Ragee prefers to carve using stone with the traditional green coloration

elegantly dramatic walking bear by Teetee Curley

14" Shiny Black Two Way Dancing Bear by Tuk Nuna Inuit print this carving is very iconicInuit art: Dancing Bear Inuit Artist: Tuk (Taqialuq) Nuna Size: 14" tall, 8" wide, 5" deep; 14 lbs Community: Cape Dorset, NU Stone: Serpentine id: dfa 6397Ncjjjy This monumental work is possibly unique in Nuna's oevre in that it strays from his more medium sized format of dancing bears. Tuk Nuna is just as famous for his depiction of dancing bear as is the likes of other greats like Nuna Parr and Joe Kavik. He has created an impressive body of