Seal before 1500

This collection of Inuit carvings from before 1500, currently housed at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, showcases the artistry and cultural significance of Inuit art. The collection features a variety of animals, including seals, walruses, birds, and bears, intricately carved from bone and wood. These miniature sculptures were likely used in games or ceremonies, representing important elements of Inuit life and their relationship with the natural world. The collection offers a glimpse into the rich artistic traditions and beliefs of the Inuit people, highlighting their skill in crafting detailed and evocative works of art.