These walrus bones have been collected on fee simple Native lands by Alaskan Natives. No antiquity laws apply. The color comes from minerals in the ground that are fossilizing the walrus bone. We may not have a specific oosik listed below, but we have many more available - Email us for pictures and prices of more Oosiks.

Walrus Oosik is the baculum or penile bone. Genuine Damascus Steel Double sided Ax; Genuine Walrus Jawbone Stand Included; Leather Sheaths Included; Size - 23” Length One of a kind*

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Walrus Oosik is the baculum or penile bone. Ends are capped with Baleen & Walrus Ivory; Size - 22” Length One of a kind; Stand Sold Separately...Click Here!

WALRUS OOSIK: In dovetailed storage box, sold with a display stand. From the Oosik Factory in Juneau, Alaska. The oosik is 21", the box is 4 1/2" x 23 1/2" x 5 1/2".

Walrus ivory oosik on a whalebone base has at least 30 hand-carved walruses made with baleen and walrus whiskers for the tusks, created by St. Lawrence Island Alaska Native artist Robert McCoy. This item is not available for shipment outside of the United States.

an exquisite authentic ancient fossilized alaskan native walrus oosik with a fossilized walrus jawbone stand mounted on a fossilized whale vertebrae disk - true...from ebay

Oosik is the penis bone (baculum) of the male Pacific Walrus. It is a very solid, dense bone reaching up to 3ft. long. It was commonly used by early man as axes, digging tools, clubs and artwork. Today it is very popular for knife handles, jewelry, carvings and collecting.

Walrus Oosik is the baculum or penile bone Genuine Damascus Steel Double sided Ax Genuine Walrus Jawbone Stand Included Leather Sheaths Included Size - 22” Length One of a kind*

2024年2月9日 · ALASKAN NATIVE CAPPED FOSSILIZED WALRUS OOSIK, both ends capped with baleen and bone, later varnished surface. Total weight: 457 grams. Together with a copy of the poem, Ode to an Oosik, by Dwight Milligrock of Diomede Island, AK, and a stand made from two cut-down antlers mounted to a square-form wood base. Three pieces total.