Ellam Inga – Limited Edition (2 of 2) Only one remains from this sacred pair.

Ellam evokes the vastness of sky, heaven, the universe—or the boundless field of conscious awareness. Iinga means “eye”—the all-seeing, all-knowing gaze of creation.

At its heart is a glass eye, crafted to follow you from every angle. This isn’t just a painting—it’s a reminder. A quiet witness. A daily invitation to embody love, kindness, and generosity.

The eye symbolizes the universe watching with compassion. When your actions align with goodness, the creator responds with blessings that ripple through time. There is no need to fear the painting itself. It is not a judge, but a reminder. The only reverence we owe is to the creator, whose gaze is just.

Let Ellam Inga be your reminder: to walk gently, love deeply, and give genuinely.

Story Included on Back
Shadow Box Wood Frame
Outside dimensions 16" x 20" x 1-3/8"
Includes Ivory Mat with 11x14 opening
Black Frame
Includes glass and backing
Comes ready for wall mounting
Will accept 4-ply mat board
Mixed media: Kuskokwim driftwood, glass eye, turkey feathers, and acrylic background.

3D ART FULFILLMENT: Preorder items are made on demand. Each 3D artwork is hand-carved, painted, and dried over a careful 2-day process to ensure the drying, uniqueness and fine quality of every original piece. Orders typically ship on the second or third day, depending on the time the preorder is placed and frame size availability. Shipping is handled through USPS Priority Mail, and a tracking number will be provided for your convenience. Please note: Bethel does not offer Express Mail service, so all orders will be sent via Priority Mail.

Ellam Inga Limited Edition

Name: Ellam Inga Limited Edition
SKU: 16x20EllamIngaLtd
Price: 600 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

SKU: 16x20EllamIngaLtd

$600.00

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Ellam Iinga - Universal Eye. Ellam Yua was the Universe’s Person, who controlled the sky, heavens, and even our conscious awareness. He provides us with fish and wildlife and watches closely. The ancestors respected the animals who gave themselves during each season of hunting and harvesting. They preserved the food respectfully and used their parts to make masks for festivals. They also made small carvings of animals and hung them in the Qas’giq sod house from the four corners with sinew strings to its center. In the center was a doll to represent Ellam Yua. They would pull the strings up and down in rhythm to the drum. After the celebration, the animals returned to the creator and told him how well the humans treated them. They would ask to come back for another festival. Ellarpiim Yua, seeing how well the humans showed respect and love for one another, gave them permission to celebrate life in the coming seasons of the new year.