7" Working Qulliq (Seal Oil Stove) by Simeonie Killiktee *Heat* painting Toonoo’s work is typically reserved

Toonoo’s work is typically reserved and sophisticated but these “bandits” are mischievous and full of bravado

The stripes of colour of the desktop simulate wood

She leans forward allowing her audience to adore her feathers

I know I will be thrilled and usually awestruck with the piece

the more realistic the mouth becomes

7" Working Qulliq (Seal Oil Stove) by Simeonie Killiktee *Heat* painting Toonoo’s work is typically reservedInuit Art: Qulliq Inuit Artist: Simeonie Killiktee Size: 7" long, 4" high, 5" wide Community: Kimmirut, NU 3 24 Material: Serpentine id: caps 836023512chjy A Qulliq is an Inuit lamp stove which burns seal oil for fuel. The stone is carved to form a rounded shape, with a depression at the top to hold the fuel which is usually seal oil. A Qullik was traditionally a source of light and heat for Inuit people. This Qulliq is both unique and traditional.