Pair of Inuit/Yup'ik-style Masks
Unique Inuit/Yup'ik-style mask, crafted by artist Anna Malvich in 1992. Made from translucent material resembling traditional marine elements, it features intricate facial tattoo markings, symbolic of cultural identity and storytelling. The mask is adorned with real fur, leather, and beaded braids, enhancing its authenticity and connection to Arctic traditions. The name "Muktuk" suggests a link to whale blubber, a staple of Inuit life, possibly influencing the material or theme. In great condition.
Unique Inuit/Yup'ik-style mask, crafted by artist Anna Malvich in 1992. Made from translucent material resembling traditional marine elements, it features intricate facial tattoo markings, symbolic of cultural identity and storytelling. The mask is adorned with real fur, leather, and beaded braids, enhancing its authenticity and connection to Arctic traditions. The name "Muktuk" suggests a link to whale blubber, a staple of Inuit life, possibly influencing the material or theme. In great condition.
Unique Inuit/Yup'ik-style mask, crafted by artist Anna Malvich in 1992. Made from translucent material resembling traditional marine elements, it features intricate facial tattoo markings, symbolic of cultural identity and storytelling. The mask is adorned with real fur, leather, and beaded braids, enhancing its authenticity and connection to Arctic traditions. The name "Muktuk" suggests a link to whale blubber, a staple of Inuit life, possibly influencing the material or theme. In great condition.
