Inuit Art: Qulliq
Inuit Artist: Tapaunagi Qatsiya
Size: 3" wide, 2" deep, 1" high
Community: Capehigh Dorset, NU 1/26
Material: Serpentine
id: dfa-6731Tajjy
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A Qulliq is an Inuit lamp/stove which burns seal oil for fuel.
The stone is carved into a "vessel" which holds the fuel.
A Qullik is a source of light and heat for Inuit people.
WARM TOES is unique and traditional.
It is also particularly beautiful; not a "run of the mill" qulliq.
Inside the igloo, the Inuit would use this oil stove for cooking and for warmth.
Seal oil is extracted from seal blubber (fat).
Imagine having this beautiful "stove" as a conversation piece in your collection.
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