10" Two Headed Transformation Spirit by Clayton Kekneck Inuit print Arnaqu was an adopted son

Arnaqu was an adopted son of the famous Inuit graphic artist Kenojuak Ashevak

It was carved in Kimmirut

Important white walking bear by Henry Evaluardjuk

His posture reminds me of a stone figure skater bowing to his fans at the  end of his routine

10" Two Headed Transformation Spirit by Clayton Kekneck Inuit print Arnaqu was an adopted sonInuit art: Two Headed Transformation Inuit Artist: Clayton Keknek Size: 10" long, 6" high, 4" deep Community: Gjoa Haven, NU Stone: Stone medium id: c 009 Keknecks intriguingly quirky two headed transformation piece is composed of an array of beautiful coppers and greys. The inlayed eyes reflect drama and mystery. The creature carries the second head like a shield, using it to intimidate evil spirits and hungry animals alike. Kekneck often carves deep