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Seal Skin Leather Parka (Custom made)

by Ujaraatsiaq's Garments

    $1,500.00

    Ujaraatsiaq’s Seal Skin Leather parka features a fluffy black fox fur hood, and signature Inuit women tattoo designs on the front. 

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      May Ningeongan specializes in the creation of customized sealskin and leather garments, including parkas, dresses, atigi (special occasion shirts), vests, blazers, and kamiks (traditional Inuit boots). Along with her mother, Elizabeth Ningeongan, an accomplished and well-known seamstress, May owns and operates Ujaraatsiaq’s Garments, an upscale fashion boutique.  

      Ujaraatsiaq’s Seal Skin Leather parka features a fluffy black fox fur hood, and signature Inuit women tattoo designs on the front. 

      Each side of the beautiful jacked and sleeves are with a soft natural seal fur, a precious material that is central to Inuit culture due to its traditional use for clothing that stands up to cold Arctic winters.

      Please contact May Ningeongan by email for orders inquiry: mayningeongan@hotmail.com

      Main items: 

      • Beautiful Seal Skin and Leather Parka
      • Inspired by Inuit Women tattoo designs 
      • Black fox fur 
      • Silver lining

      Ujaraatsiaq's Garments

      May Ningeongan is an Inuk fashion designer from Salliq (Coral Harbour), Nunavut. Sewing has a long history among Inuit; the tools and techniques have been passed from on generation to the next.  May is committed to keeping Inuit sewing traditions alive through the design and production of garments that marry the traditional with the modern. May specializes in the creation of sealskin and leather garments, including parkas, dresses, atigi (special occasion shirts), vests, blazers, and kamiit (traditional Inuit boots). 

      Along with her mother, Elizabeth Ningeongan, an accomplished and well-known seamstress, May owns and operates Ujaraatsiaq’s Garments, an upscale fashion boutique.  Ujaraatsiaq is May’s Inuktitut name; she was named after her grandmother, Annie Eetuk.  In December 2019, the launch of the Ujaraatsiaq’s Garments Facebook page caught the attention of the Royal Bank of Canada, which has committed to assisting May and Elizabeth with promotional efforts.