Authentic Inuit/Yupik Mask Carving from Whale Vertebrae | Bay of the Holy Cross 1991

This Inuit mask is a valuable example of Inuit, Yupik, and Aleut art for collectors. It is uniquely crafted and carved from whale vertebrae. This piece, which features a traditional smiling countenance, represents the rich tradition of Eskimo art.

Provenance and Heritage

The piece is specifically dated by the Inscription on the reverse side - Bay of the Holy Cross, 1991. It represents the Inuit carving, Alaskan carving, Chukotka carving traditions from the Northern Arctic region. It serves as a distinct home decor item and a unique gift.

Condition and Specifications

• Condition: Excellent condition. Item is undamaged: no chips or cracks. Unrestored.

• Type: Collectible Mask / Indigenous Art.

• Material: Carved Whale Vertebrae.

• Origin: Alaskan/Chukotka/Yupik Region.

• Dating: Inscribed 1991.

• Weight: 580 g (1.28 lbs).

• Dimensions:

  • Height: 28 cm (11.02 in).

  • Width: 23 cm (9.06 in).

  • Thickness: 3 cm (1.18 in