Beaded Walrus - Pauojoungie Saggiak - iPhone Case
Born in 1959 in Iqaluit, Pauojoungie is the daughter of Inooki and Qimirpikuluk Oqutaq. She has a sister Napatchie and two brothers Lasaloosie and Niviaqsi. Growing up she lived in various camps, the last one being just southeast of Cape Dorset. It is here that Pauojoungie had an opportunity to see all manner of birds and animals which she enjoyed so much that she began drawing wildlife. Pauojoungie and her family moved to the Cape Dorset community in the 1970s.
See more about Pauojoungie at Dorset Fine Arts.
This print was licensed by Dorset Fine Arts in Kinngait, Nunavut. The royalties go directly back to the artists and/or their families. We appreciate your support of Inuit art! ❤️
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