Pair of Inuk Brown Picture Frames – Inuit Drum Dancer & Village Designs

Matching set of two small pewter picture frames designed in Canada by artist Inuk Brown.

Inuit Drum Dancer Frame

Features Inukshuks in each corner with traditional Inuit drum dancers. Cast in high-quality pewter and hand-inlaid with mother-of-pearl. Size: approximately 2¾" × 2½". Includes the original explanatory card.

The Village Picture Frame

Depicts a village scene with igloos and figures. The card explains the origin of the name “Canada” from the Huron-Iroquois word for village. Also pewter with mother-of-pearl inlays. Designed in Canada by Inuk Brown.

Both frames are from the same commercial Canadian pewter line and make a nice matching pair. Condition is good with light surface wear consistent with age; mother-of-pearl inlays remain intact.

Ideal for collectors of Canadian or Inuit-themed decorative pieces, or as unique small frames for special photos.