Seller pays all US customs. Secure an extraordinary monument of Canadian Arctic heritage with this authentic vintage 1970s Inuit textile burlap screenprint featuring the graphic work of legendary master artist Helen Kalvak, CM, RCA (1901–1984). Produced through the historic Holman Eskimo Co-operative in the Northwest Territories (now Ulukhaktok, Nunavut region), this striking panoramic work measures approximately 28 inches wide by 12 inches tall.

Expertly hand-stenciled onto a heavy, texturized natural burlap/jute ground, the print captures an exceptional, narrative depiction of traditional northern life, focusing on a historic hunting or fishing camp scenario. Helen Kalvak's highly expressive, minimalist formline work serves as an invaluable ethnographic window into the traditional nomadic lifeways of the Copper Inuit. This rare textile run represents a brilliant, highly sought-after crossover asset seamlessly bridging late 20th-century Arctic print history with authentic mid-century modern design.

Product Details:
• Artist: Helen Kalvak, CM, RCA (1901–1984)
• Co-operative Provenance: Holman Eskimo Co-op (Holman, NWT)
• Estimated Production Era: Circa 1970s
• Medium: Hand-Stenciled Pigment on Natural Burlap/Jute Textile
• Design Theme: Traditional Arctic Fishing / Hunting Camp Scene
• Total Dimensions: Approximately 28" Wide x 12" Tall