Jacaranda Tribal has just revealed a beautiful new assemblage of tribal art and artifacts from the Arctic and the Pacific Northwest. This new ensemble of objects, as charming as it is fascinating, comprises a range of Eskimo works from Alaska and Greenland – miniatures, dolls, ritual items, and hunting equipment – along with a pair of ceremonial items from British Columbia. The selections in the newest online exhibition are illustrated below. For more details on these fine offerings and many, many more, please visit
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| Bird mask - Nunivak Island, Alaska |
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| Hamat'sa headdress - Kwakiutl, British Columbia |
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| Mask - Cup'ig, Alaska |
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| Raven rattle - Bella Coola, British Columbia |
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| Hunter's amulets - Eskimo, Alaska |
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| Bag fastener in the form of a fish - Eskimo, Alaska |
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| Hunter's amulet - Eskimo, Alaska |
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| Figurine - Eskimo, Alaska |
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| Eight dolls - Yup'ik, Alaska |
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| Model kayak - Eskimo, Greenland |
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| Model kayak - Eskimo, Alaska - Ca 1200–1300 CE |
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| Archer's wristguard - Eskimo, Alaska |
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| Pipe - Eskimo, Siberia |
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| Tom cod lure - Eskimo, North America |
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| Pair of fishing lures - Eskimo, North America |
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| Fishing kit - Eskimo, North America |
Images ©James Worrell 2014
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