WOMAN'S KNIFE Ulu - Nunavut Culture, Canada - 19th century
WOMAN'S KNIFE Ulu - Nunavut Culture, Canada - 19th century
WOMAN'S KNIFE Ulu - Nunavut Culture, Canada - 19th century
WOMAN'S KNIFE Ulu - Nunavut Culture, Canada - 19th century
WOMAN'S KNIFE Ulu - Nunavut Culture, Canada - 19th century
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WOMAN'S KNIFE Ulu - Nunavut Culture, Canada - 19th century

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19th century
Tribal Art
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    WOMAN'S KNIFE Ulu
    Nunavut culture, Canada, 19th century
    Marine ivory and steel
    H.: 11.8; W.: 16.3 cm

    T-shaped handle, carved from a section of marine ivory with a honey patina, whose blade, in steel with a rounded edge, is assembled with three rivets.

    Ulus are everyday utilitarian objects used by women to scrape fat from skins before drying them.

    Text and photos © FCP CORIDON

    Ref.: 5257

    Ref: 4CMIIS5R9R

    Condition Very good
    Style Tribal Art (Native North American Art of Tribal Art Style)
    Period 19th century (Native North American Art 19th century)
    Country of origin Canada
    Shipping Time Ready to ship in 2-3 Business Days
    Location 93400, Saint-Ouen, France
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