The soft light of this lamp was the focal point of the Eskimo's domestic life.
Seal blubber and moss wicking are replaced by olive oil and cotton wicking.
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The Muskox, a relative to sheep and goats, is a northern climatic animal. Indigenous people call him "oomingmak" meaning "bearded one."
In the winter months, a soft wool undercoat called "qiviut" provides a thermal blanket of protection against the harsh Arctic cold. Candy or soap dish, Spoon rest, Knick-knack tray, Many other uses!
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Caribou and Reindeer belong to the same genus and species and are part of the deer family. Wild stocks of this animal are
usually referred to as caribou; domesticated stock, reindeer. Candy or soap dish, Spoon rest, Knick-knack tray, Many other uses!
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Moose are the largest of the deer family. They are browsers and excellent swimmers. The bull moose may reach a weight of 1,700 pounds with antlers weighing up to 70 pounds! Candy or soap dish, Spoon rest, Knick-knack tray, Many other uses!
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This oil lamp is a traditional light source used by the indigenous people of the Northern region.
This is a handcrafted stoneware tray with animal description and a qiviut
sample.
