comprising: carved ivory tupilaq spirit figure, with acrylic and metal wire stand, 5 in.; primitive antler and twine spirit figure, movable arms and legs, 4 in.; carved antler figure, 4-1/2 in.

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A tupilaq is a type of avenging spirit found within Greenlandic Inuit religious practice. Originally created and used by shamans, tupilaqs were created using various materials, including bone, hair, skin, etc. Today, carved bone and ivory examples can be found and comprise an important part of Inuit art.

scattered surface scratches, areas of discoloration, residue buildup