The Inuit Walking Bear embodies resilience and adaptation in the harsh Arctic landscape. As a symbol of endurance and survival, it reflects the spirit of the Inuit people who have thrived in one of the world’s most challenging environments. Known for strength, courage, protection, and wisdom, bears hold a significant place in Inuit culture.

In addition  bears are revered for their healing powers and are considered providers of medicine. In various mythologies, bears play significant roles, representing fertility, abundance, and the interconnectedness between humans and the natural world.

Its enduring spirit and healing properties inspire reverence and respect for the wilderness and its inhabitants.