Carved Soapstone figure depicting a reclining Inuit figure with arms extended forward and legs trailing behind, the body rendered in smooth, rounded forms. The head is framed by a hooded parka and carved with simplified facial features, including almond-shaped eyes and a softly defined mouth. The mottled grey-green stone is polished to a smooth surface, emphasizing the compact, flowing form characteristic of Inuit sculpture. The relaxed pose and restrained modeling reflect the calm figural style associated with mid-1970s carving traditions.