walrus tusk carving

outlawatheart

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DSC09944.JPG DSC09938.JPG DSC09940.JPG DSC09941.JPG DSC09942.JPG I was givin this as a gift by my lead electrician (who was a native Inuit to the area) while I was working in Burlington, Washington. He told me he got it at a relatives yard sale back in the late 60's. I've looked around on the internet and found a couple of Kunnuk named artists and even a close example (not signed) on flea-bay.
I did find out that the natural end is the most prized part of the tusk. If anyone knows about such things I would love to hear about it. :BangHead:
 

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Maybe Charl will see your post. I would guess if anyone would know it might be him. Good Luck
 

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Find the book Ancient Men of The Arctic here a few pages out of it. Image (22).jpg Image (21).jpg Image (20).jpg It's good to see some artifacts of the Eskimo style because they are N. A. Indians. I find there culture very interesting . That's a nice piece Outlaw.:notworthy:
 

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Here is what I have to offer for you. You can enlarge the pics to read about them.
 

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