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Framed Alaskan Inuit Native American Artifact 17 Collection Display For Sale


Framed Alaskan Inuit Native American Artifact 17 Collection Display
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Framed Alaskan Inuit Native American Artifact 17 Collection Display:
$1000.00

Vintage mixed collection of 17 carved and shaped organic-material objects, attractively arranged in a black shadow-box display case.Awls & Puncturing Tools: Robust, sharply tapered pieces designed for piercing animal hides, leather, or sturdy basketry materials. 
Weaving & Netting Implements: Longer, highly smoothed pieces—some featuring carved eyes, notches, or rounded ends designed to carry thread, yarn, or cord without cutting fibers. 
Hide & Fiber Tools: Includes flattened and broad-ended pieces used for working hides, mats, and woven goods.  All pieces are safely presented on a protective white batting layer inside a standard display frame case, making this set ready to add directly to your Native American artifact collection or natural history cabinetThis is a compiled toolkit of awls, weaving shuttles/picks, and possibly needles or netting tools.This group contains elongated points, tapered pieces, flat blades or slats, drilled pieces, grooved sections, a large comb-like or ribbed piece, and several thicker carved elements. Materials are bone, antler, horn, tooth though exact composition is unknown and not guaranteed.The pieces are visibly shaped, smoothed, polished, and tapered.
Archaeological and ethnographic collections commonly associate bone tools with making clothing, baskets, mats, nets, and leather goods. Awls are generally robust bone implements tapering to a point, while weaving shuttles tend to be longer, smoother, and often have a hole or notch to manage the yarn or cord. Larger polished tools with eyes or notches are especially compatible with weaving or netting; finer eyed versions can serve as sewing needles.• Please study all photographs carefully for exact condition, size, material appearance, and contents
Please note:
This is an unverified collector/display group. I cannot authenticate the objects’ age, geographic origin, tribal/cultural affiliation, original function, material, or whether any piece is archaeological. They are offered strictly as decorative and collectible carved natural-material objects.
You will receive the exact framed group shown in the photos.
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