Inukshuk

Made of frosted jade glass, the iconic Inukshuk, emblematic of the traditional nomadic Inuit of the eastern arctic, is symbolic of cooperation and interdependence. Includes bilingual romance card with the following description: “Stone figures built to resemble humans, Inukshuks (an Inuit word meaning “in the image of man”) can be found along Canada’s northern shores from Baffin Island to Victoria Island. Originally built as a landmark to aid in navigation and to assist in caribou hunting, the Inukshuk has been adopted today as a symbol to remind us of our dependence on each other and the value of strong relationships."

Made in Canada.