11" Diving Bear by Ottokie Samayualie *Deep Dive* Inuit Painting the bear has his head

the bear has his head turned acutely down and to the right as if he suddenly became aware of something on the ground

The picture speak for themselves

Ishulutaq achieves the spiritedness of the rare double tusk narwhal through delicate balance

5" tail to beak (5" vertical)

11" Diving Bear by Ottokie Samayualie *Deep Dive* Inuit Painting the bear has his headInuit art: Dancing Bear Inuit Artist: Ottokie Samayualie Size: 11" across (10" horizontal ), 8" wide, 8" deep. 13 lbs Community: Cape Dorset, NU 21 Stone: Serpentine id: dfa 6091Paejjy Masterpiece Sculpture! Museum quality Carving! Note** Dancing bears are extremely difficult to carve. The bear must be able to stand on one foot, two different feet (2 way), one front paw and two feet (3 way) and the ultimate 4 way bear. The 4 way bear can stand on