Fiishing Bear Scrimshaw by David Adams

$1,195.00
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Description

       

This is a unique piece of art – a scrimshaw carving on a 3,000-year-old piece of walrus tusk, created in Alaska by renowned artist David Adams. The piece features a beautifully detailed image of a bear catching salmon in the water amidst green scenery, symbolizing the strength and beauty of Alaska’s nature. The piece is made using the traditional scrimshaw technique – an art form among sailors and indigenous peoples of the region. This item is perfect as a collectible for art lovers inspired by the natural world and the history of Alaska.The ivory is mounted to another piece of fossilized walrus ivory. The scrimshaw piece and the base together is approx. 4.5" x 2". Artist David Adams.

Outstanding work would be a welcome addition to any scrimshaw collection.

 

Product Overview

       

This is a unique piece of art – a scrimshaw carving on a 3,000-year-old piece of walrus tusk, created in Alaska by renowned artist David Adams. The piece features a beautifully detailed image of a bear catching salmon in the water amidst green scenery, symbolizing the strength and beauty of Alaska’s nature. The piece is made using the traditional scrimshaw technique – an art form among sailors and indigenous peoples of the region. This item is perfect as a collectible for art lovers inspired by the natural world and the history of Alaska.The ivory is mounted to another piece of fossilized walrus ivory. The scrimshaw piece and the base together is approx. 4.5" x 2". Artist David Adams.

Outstanding work would be a welcome addition to any scrimshaw collection.