5" Diving Bear by Mosesee Pootoogook *Danny* Inuit print Here is a link that

Here is a link that shows this wonderful Sedna as the main attraction

I am enthralled with the detail in the carving (individual claws

Matt has chosen to minimize Sequoia's "arms" which allows our eye to flow unobstructed from his feet to the top of his head and into the sky

Of all the Arctic creatures

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5" Diving Bear by Mosesee Pootoogook *Danny* Inuit print Here is a link thatInuit art: Diving Bear Inuit Artist: Mosesee (Moe) Pootoogook Size: 5" long, 3" wide, 2" deep Community: Cape Dorset, NU 5 23 Stone: Serpentine id: dfa 7369Q bgjjNAL Diving bears stand on one or both front paws! Danny is a three way dancing diving bear because he can stand on both legs and also his right paw! These bears are the gymnasts of the Inuit carving world. The skill of the bear artist capable of such a feat of engineering is truly