Dancing Bear RMS carved to reveal the inherent

carved to reveal the inherent beauty of the raw stone with which they worked

Each piece is one of a kind and has its own unique

fine merino wool

By David Gutnick and Illustrated by Mathilde Cinq-Mars

14 x 10 x 10 cm

Dancing Bear RMS carved to reveal the inherentA tall stone carving of a dancing bear. Stone Approx. 11 x 20 x 31 cm Registration no. 1271937 Kooyoo Peter started carving seriously at age 18 or 19, although he was 13 or 14 when he first tried carving a seal. He studied jewelry making and enjoyed it, but he did not complete his studies. He learned to carve from his late brother Joanasie, who would ask Kooyoo to carve beside him. Joanasie taught Kooyoo how to use the axe and file and which part of