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Dancing Bear Cape Dorset_2019 Rob’s dedication to the material

Dancing Bear Cape Dorset_2019 Rob’s dedication to the materialA bear stands on one foot, its head thrown joyously in dance captured here in stone. Stone Approx. 13 x 17 x 24 cm Registration no. 1271343 Joanie started carving in his very early teens. He carves in stone usually serpentinite and his subject matter is animals polar bears, (dancing and walking), walrus, seals, birds and transformations. He credits both his older brother Siutapik and his grandfather Inuk Munamie for having taught him in the

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Rob’s dedication to the material has allowed him to work for Canadian glass artists such as Andy Kuntz

The Deh Cho is located in the Northwest Territories

Chosen to design the VISA card for the Royal Bank of Canada

This lovely asymmetrical soup bowl has a turquoise food safe glaze liner

embodying minimalist elegance

Dancing Bear Cape Dorset_2019 Rob’s dedication to the materialA bear stands on one foot, its head thrown joyously in dance captured here in stone. Stone Approx. 13 x 17 x 24 cm Registration no. 1271343 Joanie started carving in his very early teens. He carves in stone usually serpentinite and his subject matter is animals polar bears, (dancing and walking), walrus, seals, birds and transformations. He credits both his older brother Siutapik and his grandfather Inuk Munamie for having taught him in the

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