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Inuit Goose Carving Eskimo

Collectibles : Folk Art : Inuit Horn Carving

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This carving was done by Daniel Snowball of George River Village in the Ungava Bay region of the Canadian arctic. It is a goose with out stretched wings. It is carved from caribou horn, and sits on a base that is also made from horn. I purchased it from Daniel in the early 1980s. At the time he was in his early 20s, and young carvers worked with horn to perfect their carving before working with soapstone. Inuit art of all types is highly collectable.

Item ID: A-210