Soapstone Carving by Samson Sala wicker tray one stitch wide of dyed

one stitch wide of dyed reddish material dividing the body of the basket quarters

What more could he want (other than a good new home)

and work for a number of years in Phoenix Arizona as a full time silversmith at Vaughn and Fred Wilson’s Trading Post

This is a charming small Santa Clara jar with the designs in sgraffito

and seven oval conchos

Soapstone Carving by Samson Sala wicker tray one stitch wide of dyedThis fine soapstone carving by Inuit Carver Samson Sala is of a man and child. The piece has soft satin finish that Sala has add carved details into, including around the cuffs to mimic the fur that would trim the sleeves and he has even carved the stitching in the tops of the man's boots. Sala originates from Puvirnituq and his work has been exhibited across Canada. L. 3" : W. 2" : H. 6" c. 1960 #8580