Eskimo craft refers to the traditional boats and other items made by the Inuit people of the Arctic region. The two most common types of Eskimo craft are the Umiak, a large open boat made from driftwood and animal skins, and the KAYAK, a small, light-weight boat made from wood and covered with animal skins. Umiaks are typically used for transportation and fishing, while kayaks are used for hunting and fishing. Both Umiaks and Kayaks are still used today by the Inuit people for their traditional activities.