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Fossil Walrus Tusk Section

Discover the allure of the Fossil Walrus Tusk Section, a unique piece of history and natural beauty. This exquisite tusk section, unearthed on St. Lawrence Island, showcases the craftsmanship of the Siberian Yupik people who have been utilizing walrus ivory for over 5,000 years. This section, with its rich coloration from burial, is not just a fossil but a mineralized ivory, making it an ideal choice for jewelry, knife handles, or intricate carvings.

Product Specifications

The Fossil Walrus Tusk Section measures approximately 1 1/2" to 2" at the cut end, with widths ranging from 1" to 1 1/8". It extends to a length of 4 1/2", providing ample room for creative expression. This solid piece boasts beautiful coloration, making it a great choice for carving palah, and it comes with minimal ring separation on one end, ensuring its structural integrity.

• High-quality mineralized ivory
• Rich coloration from burial
• Practical for jewelry, knife handles, and carvings

Historical Significance and Practicality

This Fossil Walrus Tusk Section is not just a piece of art; it carries the legacy of the Siberian Yupik people. For centuries, their villages along the Bering Sea were the source of sled runners, net weights, and chopping tools crafted from walrus ivory. Now, this ancient material is being unearthed, offering collectors and artisans a chance to own a piece of history. With its versatile applications and stunning appearance, this tusk section is perfect for those who appreciate the fusion of nature and craftsmanship.

• Excavated by descendants of the Yupik people
• Ships free within the US
• Not available for sale in New Jersey