Iniut Caribou & handle? Plus bronze translate

I am in the process of cataloging my diverse collection of stuff per request of my two daughters. So I am starting with the mcm loft in Las Vegas. Both unsigned. Years ago I posted the long green thing. It has a flat side, I think it may be a basket handle.

 

Figure is about 6"x6", the long piece is about 8" long

 

the animal...not a clue..........but i recognize the the other thin piece.....but can't for the love of me ...place it !!! ARRRRGGGHHHHHH !!!

 

It is a bit out of my area, but the long object may be a "bob" if that is the right name....if a neckpiece had a heavy object in front, it would be necessary to put a bob or weight in the back for balance. Maybe. If I'm wrong, someone will for sure mention it.

 

The critter looks more like a llama or alpaca to me.

 

Maybe you saw it here. I posted a question about it about 4 years ago. It is pretty long to wear, just over 8" long and about 3/4" at widest point.

 

That animal is not Inuit work.

 

Latin America? Maybe llama like Bronwen suggested?
Any opinion on the long piece?

 

here is the bronze

 

Maybe African on the critter....Gotta put something on my log.

 

Well that's a signature but what does the object look like?

 

Not Inuit

 

sorry. I needed to resize the photos on sculpture.

 

Japanese folklore Kappa

 

What's the bit in the foreground - is the bronze broken?

 

No, cucumbers. Favorite food of Kappas.

 

Thanks, I now can log-it in. One daughter likes it, so she can authenticate when she acquires it.

 

And here I was all ready to tell you, but you already knew.

 

The animal figure looks like a llama, and might be an Inca votive figure called a "canopa".

https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/315770

https://www.bidsquare.com/online-au...y/fine-inca-stone-canopa---llama-form-1221041