GTA Inuit Art
Toronto’s #1 distributor to the corporate and collector marketplace. Over 1,000 sculptures in inventory including dancing bears and Inukshuks. Conveniently located in Etobicoke.
Toronto’s #1 distributor to the corporate and collector marketplace. Over 1,000 sculptures in inventory including dancing bears and Inukshuks. Conveniently located in Etobicoke.
Corporate gifts have a habit of becoming office clutter. The good ones get displayed.
At GTA Inuit Art, we offer original Inuit sculptures that give recognition, appreciation, and milestone moments a more lasting form. A hand-carved bear, Inukshuk or other sculpture can say something very different from another branded item destined for a drawer.
With more than 1,000 sculptures in our collection, we can help you find a piece suited to the recipient, occasion, and budget. We also offer engraved bases for $89, complimentary company logo application, and gift boxing, making it easy to create a thoughtful presentation without turning the gift into a walking advertisement.
Planning a corporate award, client gift, or employee recognition piece? Call us at 416-721-5029 and let’s find something worth presenting.
A corporate gift can mark an achievement, thank an important client or give a memorable moment physical form. We work with companies looking for individual awards as well as gifts for larger events and groups.
An Inuit sculpture can make a distinctive award for:
Add an engraved base for $89 and turn the sculpture into a presentation piece with the recipient’s name, award title, date, or short message.
A thoughtful sculpture can also be used to recognize:
A sculpture has the advantage of being useful long after the presentation. It can sit on a desk, bookshelf, reception area, or office shelf and continue to remind the recipient who gave it and why.
Hosting an event with multiple guests to recognize? We can help you look at sculptures that fit your budget and occasion.
Depending on your requirements, you can select individual pieces or build a group of gifts around a consistent price range or presentation style.
There is a practical reason corporate buyers choose art: people tend to keep things they genuinely like.
A corporate award does not have to disappear into a filing cabinet after the ceremony. A well-chosen sculpture can become part of an office, home, or collection.
Inuit carving has a long history, with artists working in stone, bone, ivory, and other materials. The Canadian Conservation Institute notes that carving takes place in many Arctic communities and that Inuit artists work with a range of traditional and contemporary materials.
At GTA Inuit Art, our collection includes hand-carved works by Inuit artists from communities across Canada. The result is a gift with an artistic identity rather than a generic corporate finish.
Your company name does not need to take over the gift. We can add your logo at no additional cost, while the sculpture remains the main attraction.
For awards, an engraved base can add the personal information that matters most: who received it, what it represents, and when it was presented.
An Inuit sculpture can open a conversation about the artist, the subject, the community, and the materials used to create it. That gives a corporate gift a little more substance than a standard branded item.
With more than 1,000 sculptures available, we can look at different sizes, subjects, and price points. That makes it practical to find one special award or several gifts for an event.
The sculpture comes first. The finishing details make it yours.
For only $89, we can add a base with engraving to just about any sculpture. You might include:
For an employee award or retirement gift, a few well-chosen words can turn a beautiful sculpture into something specifically connected to the occasion.
We can add your company logo at no additional cost.
This is particularly useful for corporate awards and event gifts where you want the presentation to carry a clear connection to your organization without covering the artwork in branding.
Gift boxing is complimentary.
That means your sculpture can arrive ready for presentation rather than leaving you to solve the packaging at the last minute. One less thing on the corporate-gift checklist is always welcome.
You do not need to become an Inuit art expert before choosing a corporate gift. We can help you narrow the selection.
Think about what the gift needs to recognize. An employee achievement may call for something different from a retirement presentation or client thank-you.
Knowing your budget helps us focus the search quickly. We can show you suitable options rather than asking you to sort through an enormous selection on your own.
Think about the person receiving the sculpture and the setting where it might be displayed.
Animal subjects, human figures, and Inukshuks can each create a different impression. Size matters too, particularly if the gift will be displayed in an office or home.
Engraving is especially useful for awards, anniversaries, retirements, and long-service recognition. For a client appreciation gift, you may prefer to let the sculpture stand on its own.
Ordering one special award is a different task from arranging gifts for twenty conference guests. Tell us the number of pieces you need and the budget you have in mind, and we can help identify suitable choices.
If your order involves engraving, logos, several sculptures, or a specific presentation date, contact us early. It gives everyone more room to select the right pieces and prepare them properly.
If you are looking to buy corporate awards in Toronto, visit our showroom or call us to discuss what you have in mind.
We are open 7 days a week, from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm by appointment.
We also offer a 10% discount on all purchases.
A good corporate gift should feel like something you were genuinely pleased to give.
If you are planning an award, client gift, retirement presentation, employee recognition event, or corporate gathering, contact GTA Inuit Art. We’ll help you find an Inuit sculpture that suits the occasion, the recipient, and your budget.
Call 416-721-5029 to get started.
We offer Inuit sculptures suitable for employee awards, retirement gifts, long-service recognition, client appreciation, business gifts, event gifts, and other corporate occasions.
Yes. An Inuit sculpture can be presented as an employee achievement award, retirement award, long-service recognition, or other milestone award. An engraved base can be added to make the presentation more personal.
Yes. We can add a base with engraving to just about any sculpture.
An engraved base costs $89.
Yes. We can add your company logo at no additional cost.
Yes. Complimentary gift boxing is available.
Yes. Contact us with the number of gifts you need, your budget, and your event date. We can help you select appropriate sculptures for the group.
Absolutely. Tell us your budget and what the gift is for, and we can help narrow the selection.
They can be used for employee recognition, retirements, long-service awards, client appreciation, business anniversaries, leadership awards, conferences, special events, and other occasions where you want to present a meaningful gift.
Our collection includes hand-carved works by Inuit artists from Inuit communities across Canada. Inuit carving is an established art form with artists working across many Arctic communities and using a range of materials.
Yes. Our showroom is at 7 Lake Promenade in Toronto and is open 7 days a week from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm by appointment.
We recommend contacting us as early as possible when your order involves engraving, logos, multiple sculptures, or a firm presentation date. This gives us more time to help you select the right pieces and prepare them.
GTA Inuit Art offers a 10% discount on all purchases.
Yes. These are excellent occasions for a sculpture with an engraved base. Contact us with the recipient details, your budget, and the date of the presentation, and we can help you find a suitable piece.