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Hand Painted Shoulder Blades (Scapula)
Throughout history, native and aboriginal peoples have used the shoulder blades of animals
as tools and as artistic canvases. These bones make perfect art pallets. They are naturally free-standing and offer a
broad smooth area perfect for painting. Today, shoulder blades a typically thrown away, but I recycle them into modern-day
bone art!
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This piece is hand painted and carefully hand carved. It is a real shoulder
blade that has been fully cleaned, sanitized, painted and sealed to reduce wear. This piece is free standing. All designs
are free-hand and original.
Bone type: Deer shoulder blade
Design: Southwestern
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Alaskan Caribou Shoulder Blade
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This piece is hand painted and trimmed with soft leather. It is a real shoulder
blade that has been fully cleaned, sanitized, painted and sealed to reduce wear. This piece is free standing. All designs
are free-hand and original.
Bone type: AK Caribou (Reindeer)
Design: Howling Wolf
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