H&R16" Rare White Marble Dancing Bear by Nuna Parr

Inuit art: Dancing Bear
Inuit Artist: Nuna Parr
Size: 16" Tall, 12" Wide, 6" deep, Weight: 18.6 lbs
Community: Cape Dorset, NU
Stone: Serpentine 
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This is a rare occasion where Nuna Parr has crafted his masterpiece from a slate of white marble stone. This is a rare breed of carving made from this divine stone, and it will be the last time you ever see Nuna Parr do a bear in this color. This is because it is extremely dense stone, very difficult to carve with and is only used when the traditional green serpentine stones are not readily available.

In this enigmatic work, Parr achieves the spiritedness of the dancing bear through delicate balance, crisp lines and an overall fluidity that sparks an electric vibrancy from head to toe.

This stone emulates and defines serpentine at its finest. The visage of electric stone opulates and punctuates the piece into a level of surreal triumphed.

This is a gorgeous bear. It is a classic Nuna Parr in all senses of the word. The beautiful stone and fluid movements are what immediately caught my eye.

This piece in particular features everything that Nuna Parr is so famous for. The movement is quintessentially dynamic and expressive. The finish is smooth and well polished - to a reflective shine. The size is large not only in height, but length as well.

Nice bears like this by Nuna Parr are very hard to get, Inuit art galleries line up to get one or two. This is because Nuna is the most famous Inuit artist in the world for bears .

For the Inuit art enthusiast, I do not need to explain the notoriety that comes with owning a Nuna Parr Bear. Pure and simple, he is the best Inuit artist in the world for Bears.

When I am lucky enough to get the chance to buy one, there is absolutely no hesitation on my side. This is because I know it will sell fast. This is your chance to own one of his fine pieces. We buy directly from him and can offer you a much better deal than most other galleries.