Coelacanth skeleton carving from Moose antler ABC3
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Weight: 3 gramsSize: 50x20x8 mmHand carved in fine detail, a skeleton of the living fossil Coelacanth. Indonesia is well known for its skilled carvers. On the island of Bali, the Artifactual carving community employs 30 plus elite craftsmen and artists to produce finely detailed and life like carvings from many materials, including the dense and massive antlers of the Moose. The ivory-like antlers from specie (Alces Alces) are naturally shed each spring by the male Moose, and these valuable antlers are collected in their habitats in North America, Scandinavia and Siberia, then legally taken to Bali for carving. The detail and skill are obvious and amazing in these pieces, and they come from a renewable resource with no restrictions on its use. They are not your common, mass produced carvings, rather, each one is brilliantly created by some of the worlds most skilled artists. Payment Terms We like pay pal but will consider other payment methods Shipping Terms We ship within 72 hours of payment. International buyers please wait for a combined invoice if you are purchasing more than one item. Domestic buyers: please request an updated invoice if the shipping is not combined correctly. inkfrog terapeak i000000
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