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Whale Stone Carving Cape Dorset_2018 ) at La Meridiana International

Whale Stone Carving Cape Dorset_2018 ) at La Meridiana InternationalA stunning stone carving of a pod of whales. The whales balance atop one another in an elegant swirl as if jumping out of the ocean one by one. Stone Approx. 32. h x 12d x 15. 5w cm Registration no. 1258611 Kakee (Peter) Ningeosiak was born in Iqaluit and moved to Cape Dorset in 1993. He is a self taught carver who began carving at the age of sixteen and continued learning his skill by watching other carvers. His parents, Ningeosiak Peter and Parnee

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) at La Meridiana International School of Ceramics

QUVIANAQTUK PUDLAT 1962-

Featuring a concave disk

“I have always made work that reaffirms our ties to the natural world

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Whale Stone Carving Cape Dorset_2018 ) at La Meridiana InternationalA stunning stone carving of a pod of whales. The whales balance atop one another in an elegant swirl as if jumping out of the ocean one by one. Stone Approx. 32. h x 12d x 15. 5w cm Registration no. 1258611 Kakee (Peter) Ningeosiak was born in Iqaluit and moved to Cape Dorset in 1993. He is a self taught carver who began carving at the age of sixteen and continued learning his skill by watching other carvers. His parents, Ningeosiak Peter and Parnee

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