Product Description
Fossil walrus teeth and Arctic artifacts engraved with scrimshaw by several artists
These fossil walrus artifacts with scrimshaw include fossil walrus teeth, Native Alaskan bolo net weights, and other small artifacts, each engraved with scrimshaw by one of several artists, among them Brian Kiracofe, Dan Cronan, and Gerry Dupont.
Bolo net weights were once used by Arctic hunters to bring down birds in flight. Here, pieces with that history carry engraved tall ships, lighthouses, and whaling scenes, many mounted on small wood or stone stands. Designs and shapes vary and depend on in-store availability, so please call or email to ask about specific pieces.
Features
- Fossil walrus teeth and Arctic artifacts
- Includes Native Alaskan bolo net weights
- Scrimshaw by Brian Kiracofe, Dan Cronan, Gerry Dupont, and others
- Ships, lighthouses, and whaling scenes
- Many mounted on display stands
Specifications
- Material: Fossil walrus ivory and teeth
- Artisans: Various, including Brian Kiracofe, Dan Cronan, Gerry Dupont
- Availability: Designs and shapes vary; subject to in-store stock
- Intended use: Display, collection, gifting
Care Instructions
Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Keep pieces out of direct sunlight and away from moisture.
FAQ
Can I choose a specific design?
Yes. Call or email us to ask about the pieces currently in the store.
What is a bolo net weight?
It is a weight once tied to a bola, a thrown cord Arctic hunters used to catch birds.
Who engraved these pieces?
Various artists, including Brian Kiracofe, Dan Cronan, and Gerry Dupont.
Arctic artifacts with a second life in scrimshaw, each one a small piece of history.
Made to Order
Most pieces are in stock and ship right away. Items requiring engraving or finishing are completed within a few days, prepared with the same care and craftsmanship Scrimshanders is known for.