Inuit Seal
The Inuit would often make sculptures of small animals that were important to the community's survival. The soapstone carvings usually depicted these precious animals in their everyday lives, both calm and beautiful. The Seal is a symbol of our natural sense of exploration. The Seal can go from a playful and childish nature to fiercely diving to incredible depths in just minutes.
This seal is a reproduction of a carving by Thomas McPhee, a non-Indian Canadian artist. Size is 6 inches wide, 2½ inches tall and 2½ inches wide. Made of a blend of natural minerals and man-made binders with the heft and feel of soapstone. Made in Canada.
The Inuit would often make sculptures of small animals that were important to the community's survival. The soapstone carvings usually depicted these precious animals in their everyday lives, both calm and beautiful. The Seal is a symbol of our natural sense of exploration. The Seal can go from a playful and childish nature to fiercely diving to incredible depths in just minutes.
This seal is a reproduction of a carving by Thomas McPhee, a non-Indian Canadian artist. Size is 6 inches wide, 2½ inches tall and 2½ inches wide. Made of a blend of natural minerals and man-made binders with the heft and feel of soapstone. Made in Canada.
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