Alaskan Ivory Carvings Popular Q&A

Q: How to Preserve Carved Ivory.
A: 1. Keep ivory out of direct sunlight. Sunlight will cause surface drying and cracking, bleaching, and will age the ivory prematurely. 2. Store or display ivory ... Read More »

Q: How to Clean Carved Ivory.
A: 1. Dust your ivory piece with a soft cloth, to keep it free of dust particles. Don't add any dust polish to your cloth. It isn't necessary. Just a cloth will su... Read More »

Q: Where was ivory first carved?
A: Ivory first appeared in Greece as tiny ornaments applied to other objects in the Shaft Graves at the beginning of the Late Helladic Period. It is problaby the f... Read More »

Q: What is carving on ivory called?
A: scrimshaw. Read More »

Q: How To Find Hand-Carved Ivory Products
A: Not to be confused with soap, ivory is a hard material that is made of the tusks of animals, such as mammoths and elephants. There are many hand-carved ivory pr... Read More »

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