Inuit art: Walking Bear
Inuit Artist: Noo Atsiaq
Size: 17" long, 10" high, 6" deep
Community: Cape Dorset, NU
Stone: Serpentine

This is a very special HUGE dancing bear by Noo Atsiaq from Cape Dorset.

This bear measures 17" wide, 15.5" high, 10" deep. It's a chubby bear! Very heavy.

There are only about three or four active carvers in Cape Dorset who can create large bears. Noo is one of them. Carving big sculptures takes lots of experience and talent, it is also very physically challenging because of the weight of the rock.

The sculpture is made out of Cape Dorset stone serpentine.

This stunning Inuit carving comes with an Igloo Tag (Certified of Authenticity). Beautiful well proportioned bear. Gorgeous shiny pale green color!

A perfect gift for Christmas, birthday, anniversary and many other occasions.

NOO ATSIAQ (1985- )

Noo Atsiaq was born in Iqaluit (Frobisher Bay), Nunavut and now lives and carves in Cape Dorset, the capital of Inuit art. His Parents are Alashua Atsiaq and Piulia Pudlalik Atsiaq. Noo has been carving since he was a young kid. He was initially taught by watching other carvers. His favorite subject is bears, dancing, diving and walking. Sculptures by Noo Atsiaq are well known and thought after in the Inuit art collectors world. He also occasionally carves people and caribou.