Mosha Ragee is an Inuit artist hailing from Cape Dorset (now Kinngait), Nunavut, Canada. He is known for his intricate carvings, primarily working with serpentine and other locally sourced stones. Mosha's artistic journey is deeply rooted in his heritage, with many of his family members also being notable artists, including his parents. His work often reflects traditional Inuit themes, such as wildlife and spiritual figures, which are central to Inuit culture.
Mosha learned carving techniques from seasoned artisans in his community and has since developed a unique style that combines traditional Inuit motifs with a contemporary flair. His pieces are celebrated for their detail and the way they capture the essence of Inuit life and mythology. His works are part of several collections and are regularly featured in galleries that specialize in Inuit art.
