9" Ulu on Caribou Bone by Danny Okpik Inuit print Done in a refined pale

Done in a refined pale green finish in argelite stone

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When it graced the cover of the Inuit Art Quarterly’s Spring 2017 edition

9" Ulu on Caribou Bone by Danny Okpik Inuit print Done in a refined paleInuit art: Ulu on Caribou Bone Inuit Artist: Danny Okpik Size: 9" across, 6" tall, 5" deep Community: Gjoa Haven, NU Material: Steel & Caribou Bone id: c 027 Here is another extraordinary sculpture that is somewhat of a rarity. Very seldom have we seen an Ulu presented as a piece of exquisite art. The question needs to be asked . why not? Ulus are a very common household tool which are used by the Inuk women to clean fish and cut meat and seal