Inuit/Eskimo Alaskan Native Art Ivory Puffin Rookery

Puffins live in coastal waters of cold climates, including off the shore of Alaska. This carving of a puffin rookery by an unidentified artist shows two versions of birds. We know the ones with black and with orange beaks are puffins. We don't know if the white and black birds are young puffins. Regardless, this is a fine looking carving fit for any collection.

Please note that products containing ivory cannot be shipped to New York, New Jersey, Hawaii, or California. To our knowledge, as of this writing, it is still legal to ship these products to all other states. Click here to see a brochure published by the U.S. Department of the Interior with more details on this topic. Before ordering any product containing ivory, please check with your own state's laws.

4 inches high; base is 2 1/8 inches wide x 1 inch deep.