Tattooed Hands
This image beautifully bridges the gap between tradition and innovation by using cutting-edge 3D printing technology to honour the ancient practice of Inuit tattoos. The intricate tattoo designs, deeply rooted in Inuit culture and history, are meticulously recreated on the sculpture of hands, symbolizing the enduring strength and identity of Inuit women.
By employing 3D technology, the artwork not only preserves these traditional patterns but also amplifies their visibility in a modern context, ensuring they are celebrated and shared with a wider audience. This marriage of technology and tradition highlights the resilience of Inuit culture, showing how ancestral practices can thrive in contemporary mediums while maintaining their authenticity and significance.
It’s a powerful statement of cultural pride and innovation working hand in hand.
Contact Us for Your Own Hands:
Kirt Ejesiak — CEO, Apex 3D Inc.
ki**@****3d.ca
867-222-2055
Hand designs from North of North
North of North is a Canadian comedy television series, that premiered on CBC Television, Netflix and APTN in 2025.




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