Whale Tail With Polish Reliefs by Esa Kripanik, Inuit Stone Carver

Beluga and Narwhal Pods adorn the front facing side of this piece

I bring to you another carving from the famed Igloolik stone carver, Esa Kripanik. He did a lovely Whale Tail coming out of the water in Limestone and has several raised and polished relifs of animals on the stone. My previous post on one of Esa's carvings featured a stylized Inukshuk where each stone held a different mammal present on the tundra. I really need to sit down with Esa and do an interview with him for the Hive Blockchain.

A walrus and Bowhead whale adorn the back

And a Harp Seal is present on the side of the tail

Close up of the Harp Seal

Close up of the Narwhals

Close up of the Beluga

Close up of the Bowhead whale

Close up of the Walrus

Angled shot showing 3 of the carvings on the tail

Artist name and year of creation. Esa Kripanik, 2021

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