I agree, not Inuit. Most likely Haida, Tlingit, or other Canadian First Nation coastal group.
However, the market is currently flooded with imports from Indonesia, which often can fool even those who deal in this area. Often the items are copied directly from photos of museum pieces, or from standard reference books of Pacific Northwest Art.
So unless you know the name and tribal affiliation of the carver, about the closest you can come is "Pacific Northwest Style". I wouldn't put much confidence in an identifcation or authentication based just on a photo.
