Inupiaq Inuit Whale Bone Mask by Mark Tepton erotic which seems rather aligned with

which seems rather aligned with his youthfulness and rather searching expression (and I must say that without the red robe and tassel

blue and red--the same on either side of the center

is likely a later addition

19th century Chinese export porcelain I believe

with his colorfully booted or sandaled feet doing the same at the bottom edge

Inupiaq Inuit Whale Bone Mask by Mark Tepton erotic which seems rather aligned withWhat a face! This piece was carved of porous whale bone with grey shell used for the pupils and white walrus ivory for the irises by Alaskan Inupiat master carver Mark 'Delutak' Tepton. Tepton comes from a line of Inupiaq wood and bone carvers, including his father John 'Nasoalook' Tetpon, with who he has often collaborated, and who learned from his father. His work has been widely exhibited and features in museum collections including that of the