Discover Maniadik Of Pangnirtung - Inuit Grey Soapstone Man Crouching, With Short Legs C. 1978, 7" X 4" X 12" Series [Igq57TuD]

Maniadik of Pangnirtung Grey Soapstone Man Crouching

The Maniadik of Pangnirtung Grey Soapstone Man Crouching is a remarkable piece of Inuit art, meticulously crafted to capture the essence of Inuit culture and heritage. This exquisite sculpture, created in the late 1970s, stands as a testament to the skill and creativity of Inuit artists. Measuring 7" x 4" x 12", this Maniadik offers a unique and intimate view of traditional Inuit artistry.

Artistic Details and Significance

This Maniadik features a crouching figure with short legs, embodying the spirit of the Inuit people. The grey soapstone used in its creation is a natural material that adds depth and texture to the sculpture. The artist has masterfully carved intricate details, showcasing a deep understanding of traditional Inuit motifs and symbolism. Benefits of owning this piece include:

• A direct connection to the rich cultural heritage of the Inuit people
• A beautiful and unique piece for your home or office

Each Maniadik is a one-of-a-kind work, making it a valuable addition to any art collection.

Provenance and Authenticity

This exquisite piece was acquired from a private collection in Arizona, with the owner having purchased it directly from Inuit artists in Canada. The inclusion of the original Canada Eskimo Art tag adds an extra layer of authenticity and value. This tag not only verifies the piece's origin but also serves as a certificate of authenticity. Why choose this Maniadik?

• Supports the Inuit art community directly
• A guarantee of authenticity and quality

This Maniadik of Pangnirtung Grey Soapstone Man Crouching is not just a sculpture; it is a piece of living history, connecting you to the rich traditions and stories of the Inuit people. Add it to your collection today and immerse yourself in the beauty and cultural significance of this remarkable work of art.