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Pipe

Artist Inuit/Yupik

DateLate 19th century

MediumWood, rawhide, and stone

ClassificationsTools and Equipment

Credit LineGift of Mr. R.A. Hard

Object number1946.15.6

DescriptionLong, thin wooden pipe with a gentle curve. Diameter of pipe grows larger from mouthpiece to bowl. Carved of two pieces of wood and bound together by a wrapping of a thin strand of rawhide. Pipe bowl is made of stone and is bound to the stem with rawhide strips. The bowl's edges are flat and flare widely.

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