Inuit Woman

Inuit women are the female members of the Inuit, an indigenous people of the Arctic regions of Alaska, Canada, and Greenland. They are known for their traditional ways of life, which involve hunting and fishing for subsistence. Their traditional skills such as sewing and making clothes from animal skins and furs, also play a vital role in their communities. Inuit women also played important roles in their communities as mothers, caregivers, and cultural leaders. The Inuit culture is matrilineal, meaning that lineage and inherited rights are passed down through the mother's line, and thus, Inuit women hold an important role in passing down the culture and tradition to the next generation. Width and height are in pixels not in cm.