Walrus Jawbone Carvings
Fossil walrus bone is mostly found on the Arctic coasts of Alaska and St. Lawrence Island. The bone is found at ancient hunting sites or obtained from natural "washups" of the massive skeletons and skulls. Bones excavated from mounds near Gambell on St. Lawrence Island have been dated as being more than 1000 years old. Realizing the potential of this rough material for sculpting, a small group of artists began carving hunters, whimsical dancers and drummers, and graceful Arctic wildlife.
Bear Jawbone
$345.00
Bear & Salmon
$389.00
Fisherman
$600.00
Bear Family Jawbone
$2,450.00
Bear Family Jawbone
$2,400.00
Bear Fishing Jawbone
$1,840.00
Bear Family Jawbone
$2,784.00
Salmon
$220.00
Salmon
$189.00
Salmon River
$240.00
Salmon Jawbone
$695.00
Eagle Jawbone Carving
$220.00
Hunter
$154.00
Walrus Totem
$624.00
Walrus Totem
$445.00
Walrus Hunter
$2,190.00
Walrus Jawbone
$1,395.00
Alaskan Wildlife Carving
$2,430.00
Fishing Totem Pole
$600.00
Alaska Wildlife Totem Pole
$600.00
Alaska Wildlife Totem Pole
$675.00
Walrus Totem Pole
$775.00
Bear Totem Pole
$795.00
Bear Jawbone Carving
$795.00
Bear Hunter Totem Pole
$825.00
Five Mask Totem
$200.00
Hunter with Mask
$345.00
Raven Dancer
$328.00