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Inukshuk
The inukshuk is a familiar sight in the barren and featureless Arctic Circle. Built by Inuit travelers, each is a landmark that aids in navigation. Silent witnesses to those who have passed before, beacons to those who come, these stone figures symbolize safety, hope, and friendship. The real thing on a smaller scale, our inukshuk is made from stones held by steel rods. Each is about 8 ½" high, and no two are alike.
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