Vintage Inuit Hand Carved Caribou Antler Sculpture by Thomas Amm, George River (ca. 1960)
Vintage Inuit Hand Carved Antler Sculpture by Thomas Amm, George River (ca. 1960). Labeled on the bottom of sculpture. Arms are attached via leather ties. This piece is from the Caribou Inuit community that lived along the George River. The George River is the migratory path of the caribous which have always been important to the Inuit people. In very good condition with wear conducive with age.
Size: 8”H x 6.5”W x 2”D
Vintage Inuit Hand Carved Antler Sculpture by Thomas Amm, George River (ca. 1960). Labeled on the bottom of sculpture. Arms are attached via leather ties. This piece is from the Caribou Inuit community that lived along the George River. The George River is the migratory path of the caribous which have always been important to the Inuit people. In very good condition with wear conducive with age.
Size: 8”H x 6.5”W x 2”D
Vintage Inuit Hand Carved Antler Sculpture by Thomas Amm, George River (ca. 1960). Labeled on the bottom of sculpture. Arms are attached via leather ties. This piece is from the Caribou Inuit community that lived along the George River. The George River is the migratory path of the caribous which have always been important to the Inuit people. In very good condition with wear conducive with age.
Size: 8”H x 6.5”W x 2”D
