Amazing Inuit Food & Culture

Trying Traditional Inuit Foods

🧊The last Inuit hunters of Ittoqqortoormiit are a resilient bunch. But their unique way of life is now in grave danger from galloping climate change. Greenland, which holds enough ice to raise global sea levels by seven metres (23 feet), is melting fast. Temperatures in the Arctic are rising four times faster than elsewhere, with the melt multiplied by a newly discovered blood-red algae that is spreading across the ice sheets #afp #greenland #inuit #climatechange 🎥📸 Viken KANTARCI @olivier.mo

Greenlandic hunter, hunting tools, Hunters and Trappers Assiciation- Igloolik- Caribou hunting

Trying to paint the spirit of Inuit people 🎨🌎 I'm happy to present "Sila", the newest piece in my "Visages du Monde" collection, inspired by the wild beauty of Greenland and the wisdom of the Inuit people. "Sila", in the Inuit language, means "Spirit of the Sky", a name that reflects the celestial connection and vastness of the natural world that cradles the indigenous peoples of the North. Sila's eyes are a window into the soul of this people, imbued with the tranquility of the icy expanses a

Did you know that Inuit have been creating soapstone carvings for over 7500 years? Learn more about the history and beauty of Inuit soapstone carvings 🥰 #soapstone #soapstonecarving #inuit #inuitart #inuitculture #indigenous #indigenousart | HGTV Canada

The Ancient Art of Inuit Tattoos