Very good condition. Minor scratches and wear throughout.
11.5″W x 3.75″D x 3.5″H
Wolf Pack Carved Antler from Bali
$529.95
With wondrous detail, this natural antler was carved in Bali, bringing to life a pack of wolves within the medium. The white wolves have textured fur with black eyes and dynamic movement as they move up the natural slope of the antler. On a rectangular wooden base.
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