Bird with Fish Cape Dorset_2012 Qimirpik is falling in step

Qimirpik is falling in step with his generation’s multivalence

His favourite subjects to carve are the polar bear and wolf

stainless steel (magnetic clasp)

By its very nature it invites interaction with both the wearer and the viewer

"I enjoy doing colourful drawings

Bird with Fish Cape Dorset_2012 Qimirpik is falling in stepThe bird holds its prey, the fish, in its mouth with wings outstretched in this detailed stone carving. Stone Approx. 11 x 18 x 6 cm Registration no. 46420 6503P Kelly Etidloie started carving in the 1980s. He initially started working with hand tools, but in the late 1980s he began using power tools. He credits his sister Omalluk Ohsutsiaq with having taught him. She asked, How are you going to make a living when father dies? She would give him her