3" Dancing Bear by Markosie Papigatok *Webster* painting Dancing bears are extremely difficult

Dancing bears are extremely difficult to carve as the bear must balance on one limb

The above is a excerpt from an interview with Dave Depper

The white claws and inlayed eyes that contrast remarkably well with the intense mirror like dark stone

Black is our favorite color for Inuit sculptures

This carving style has made Nuna Parr one of the top 5 Elite Master Carvers in Canadian History

3" Dancing Bear by Markosie Papigatok *Webster* painting Dancing bears are extremely difficultInuit art: Dancing Bear Inuit Artist: Markosie Papigatok Size: 3" tall, 3" wide Community: Cape Dorset, NU 8 22 Stone: Serpentine id: dfa NAL7862Padjy Delightful movement! Markosie has selected a stunning dark green, black and turquoise colour to fashion this captivating small Dancing bear. The pencil thin lime green and turquoise veins course around Webster like a spider's web. The effect is bewitching. Markosie has endless energy when it comes to