Inukshuk
Inukshuk, or more properly inuksuk, means "likeness of a person" in the Inuit language. It is a stone figure made by the Inuit of the Canadian Arctic for a variety of purposes. It may be to show directions to travellers, to warn of danger, to mark a place of respect, or to help with the cariboo hunt. Recently it has become a fashionable international symbol of friendship and community. We found this inuksuk in the red rocks of the Valley of Fire in Nevada.

Signed, mounted prints are available in the following sizes:

7.2" x 10.5 " @ $50 cdn 14" x 11" @ $75 cdn