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New Carvers Washing Their Hands Of Old Traditions
NUNAVUT-- The Canadian North is populated with talented crafts people. Inuit artists are legendary for their exquisite scrimshawed ivory engravings, beautiful whalebone crafts, and intricate soapstone carvings. It is said that the extraordinary detail chiseled into each piece of soapstone brings life to ordinary rock.
