The Papo Inuit figure is a detailed and culturally respectful representation of a person from the Inuit community. This figure captures the traditional attire and distinctive features of Inuit clothing, designed for survival in the harsh Arctic environment. The figure is dressed in a thick, fur-lined parka with a hood, known as an amauti, which is intricately sculpted to showcase the texture and warmth of the material. The parka is complemented by fur-trimmed pants and boots, accurately reflecting the traditional dress of the Inuit people. The figure holds a spear, highlighting the traditional hunting practices essential for survival in the Arctic regions.
The Papo Inuit figure measures approximately 4 inches.
The Inuit are indigenous people who inhabit the Arctic regions of Greenland, Canada, and Alaska. Known for their resilience and ingenuity, the Inuit have developed unique ways of living that enable them to thrive in one of the harshest environments on Earth. Traditional Inuit culture is deeply connected to the land and sea, with hunting, fishing, and gathering being central to their way of life. The Inuit are skilled hunters, traditionally hunting marine mammals such as seals, whales, and walrus, as well as terrestrial animals like caribou.
Inuit clothing is specially designed for the extreme cold, made from animal skins and furs to provide insulation and protection. The parka, a key garment, is often made from caribou or seal skin and is tailored to trap warm air close to the body. The amauti, a type of parka with a built-in baby pouch, is a unique innovation that allows mothers to carry their infants while keeping them warm.
Part of the Marine Life Series by Papo.
Made of durable synthetic material. Hand Painted.
Product Code: Papo 56033
by Papo
3+ Years
Small Parts. Not for children under 3 years.
