Kallikumi
Kallikumi is a traditional Inuit art form originating from the Canadian Arctic. It is a type of intricate carving, often made from bone, ivory, or stone, that depicts scenes from Inuit mythology, daily life, or the natural world. The word "kallikumi" itself is derived from the Inuit language and roughly translates to "things carved" or "carvings." These artistic expressions serve not only as decorative objects but also as cultural artifacts, preserving stories and traditions that have been passed down through generations.
The craftsmanship involved in kallikumi is highly skilled, requiring patience and precision. Artists meticulously shape and
Kallikumi has gained international recognition, with examples found in museums and private collections worldwide. While the