Print depicting two humanoid figures to the right-hand side, and four animal figures to the left and top. One creature has a bird's head, and another is bear-shaped. Below the image is written, "17/50 Saggiak." The Canadian Eskimo Arts Council blind embossed stamp is in the bottom right-hand corner.

Stylized fish-human with clasped hands, stretched out in front, forming base on one end and vertically aligned fluked tail forming base on the other end. Heart-shaped face above hands with oval eyes, prominent nose, straight mouth and slightly pointed chin. Wide body tapers, somewhat, to tail. Two angled channels on either side of tail and 4 channels outline fingers on hands. Carving marks show in some areas.

Creature lying down with an oval head aligned vertically and facing forward. Features include oval eyes and mouth, a wide nose, lines indicating hair on top of the creature's head, and a goatee below its chin that curves outwards. Thick arms at sides end in uneven hand-like appendages. The figure's sloping back ends in a channelled, wing-like section with a line dividing it from the body. Stickers on bottom read '146', and 'b 39' and '#394 c.d. Saggiak'.