A North American Inuit hand carved ceremonial mask showcases the rich cultural heritage and artistry of the Inuit people. It features a vibrant green base adorned with intricate patterns in hues of red and orange, reflecting traditional aesthetic values. The mask has a circular shape with an expressive facial design, characterized by a smile and circular eyes that evoke a sense of whimsy and spirit. Prominent horns extend from the top, adding a unique touch. The intricate carvings and paintwork highlight exceptional craftsmanship. Traditionally, such masks were utilized during ceremonies and rituals, embodying the spirits of animals or representing deities, serving both ceremonial and social purposes within the community. Constructed from natural materials, the mask is both lightweight and durable, allowing it to be easily worn during performances. This Inuit ceremonial mask is not just an artistic object but a cultural artifact that holds deep meaning, representing the beliefs and narratives of the Inuit people. Ethnic Tribal Collectibles, Masks, Inuit Historical Relics And Cultural Finds.