dancing walrus malito akesuk 1 Hats Betty Albert-Licenz was adopted and

Betty Albert-Licenz was adopted and raised by French Canadian parents in Northern Ontario

Initially educated as an engineer

My husband and kids are my large support and the best critics of my art

Each First Nation have their own style of slipper that have been in constant creation for generations

important and inspiring stories

dancing walrus malito akesuk 1 Hats Betty Albert-Licenz was adopted and4 1 2 l x 2 1 2 w x 6 h (in) Comes with a certificate of authenticity. Antler tusks Carved by hand in Kinngait (Formerly Cape Dorset) Nunavut All our Inuit sculptures are carved from a single piece of stone, locally sourced from the carvers community, most commonly Serpentine or Argillite. These stones are carvable but are significantly harder than soapstone. The Dancing Walrus motif represents Harmony with nature, The animal acts like a person,