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Walrus Indigenous Each creation has its own

Walrus Indigenous Each creation has its ownA walrus leans back onto its tail in this stone carving. Stone, antler Approx. 9 x 5 x 11 cm Registration no. 46420 7122T Inuit artist Noah Jaw was born in February 1976. Noah Jaw is most known for his bears and his hunter in kayak carvings. He also enjoys carving walruses and musk oxen. His carvings are strong and clean in design. He carves with clear lines on his bears, musk oxen and kayakers. He will often include ropes of leather or small tools

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Description

Each creation has its own story with meaning drawn from Indigenous traditions

he moved from Halifax to Toronto and enrolled in the Ontario College of Art’s printmaking program

She is a resident artist at Harbourfront Centre where she is participating in exhibitions

Shimout started carving at the young age of 16

Walrus Indigenous Each creation has its ownA walrus leans back onto its tail in this stone carving. Stone, antler Approx. 9 x 5 x 11 cm Registration no. 46420 7122T Inuit artist Noah Jaw was born in February 1976. Noah Jaw is most known for his bears and his hunter in kayak carvings. He also enjoys carving walruses and musk oxen. His carvings are strong and clean in design. He carves with clear lines on his bears, musk oxen and kayakers. He will often include ropes of leather or small tools

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