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Inuit soapstone carving of a father carrying his son on his shoulders -signed/inscribed “Devidealok S. C. P.” This is alternative spelling of the Inuit artist Davidialuk Alasua Amittu (1910-1976), a “renowned Inuit artist known for his detailed and evocative soapstone carvings. He was an accomplished storyteller, drawing inspiration from traditional stories, legends, myths, and his own experiences,” according to the Inuit Art Foundation.
This soapstone carving is a unique piece of Canadian Aboriginal art, handmade in Canada. The cultural significance of this artifact lies in its association with the Inuit tribal affiliation and the traditional craftsmanship of the Canadian Aboriginal people. It serves as a collectible item that showcases the artistry and heritage of the Inuit community.
5.25” tall by 5” wide by 5” deep. Approximately 4 pounds. Excellent condition without damage.
This is an outstanding piece for your collection.
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