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After a century, traditional Inuit tattoos are making a comeback

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May 05, 2016

Traditional Inuit tattoos making a comeback

Iman Kassam
APTN National News
It’s been roughly 100 years since Inuit practiced the art of traditional Inuit tattoos.

But one woman’s efforts to bring them back is proving successful.

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