Black Vintage 1980s BOMA Traditional Inuit/Eskimo Ice Fishing Figurative Sculpture. This remarkable figurine, lovingly crafted in Canada, is a true testament to the rich culture and history of the Inuit and Eskimo peoples.This previously owned vintage figurine is a timeless work of art. Upon close inspection, you'll find no apparent cracks, repairs, or chips, ensuring that its original beauty remains intact. It has been gently used.Kneeling with reverence, the fisherman is depicted holding a thick string in both hands. One arm is outstretched, demonstrating the skill and patience required for ice fishing. The head of the captured fish emerges from the base, with one end of the string delicately placed in its mouth. Some sources state that it is made of hand carved stone or carved soapstone, while others state that is made of quality, black composite resin material. I'm pretty sure its resin.The figures of the fisherman and fish exhibit a smooth texture with a high-quality matte finish, inviting you to run your fingers over their surfaces and appreciate the craftsmanship. The oval-shaped base is lightly textured, resembling the glistening ice that covers the frigid Arctic waters. Every nuance, from the lightly etched detailing on the figurine's coat to the focused, stoic expression on the fisherman's face, has been painstakingly rendered to capture the essence of this ancient way of life.Thanks for looking!Fast ShippingPackaged with great Care