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Mid 20th Century
32" L x 1" H x 1.25" W + 1.25" L Tips
Hand Carved from Walrus Ivory of an Etched Scrimshaw Canoe and Eskimo Hunting Scene Filled with Black Ink Depicting Eskimo man in kayak on ocean throwing a harpoon
In Very Good Condition
An Eskimo walrus ivory scrimshaw bolo (or bolo tie) is a traditional piece of jewelry and art made by Alaska Native artisans. These are handcrafted from walrus ivory (tusk material), featuring scrimshaw—intricate engravings or etchings often depicting scenes of Arctic life, animals (like walrus, seals, polar bears, whales, or hunters in kayaks), traditional motifs, or wildlife.
Condition:
Very Good
Tribe:
Eskimo - Inuit - Yup'ik
Year Range:
1950 - 1975
Region:
Inuit
Dimensions:
32 in1 in1.25 in1.25 in
Category:
Jewelry - Northwest - Hide - Ivory - Bone - Celluloid
