7" Working Qulliq (Seal Oil Stove) by Simeonie Killiktee *Heat* painting Inuit Artist: Mosesee Kolola

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7" Working Qulliq (Seal Oil Stove) by Simeonie Killiktee *Heat* painting Inuit Artist: Mosesee KololaInuit 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.