A Triceratops meanders his way through the wilderness of cretaceous North America 69 Million years ago. It's painstakingly carved from black water buffalo horn and wonderfully presented with fine details and anatomical correctness. This is a true dinosaur cane through, because the divider is dinosaur bone from Utah! It's uncertain which species of dinosaur the bone fragment came from, but because of where it was found it could actually have been a Triceratops. The bone has fossilized into colorful red agate and the original cell structure is still clearly visible. Under the Dinosaur is flat bottom that makes for a comfortable handle that can be used and enjoyed. The shaft is a handsome piece of striped Indonesian ebony wood. This cane measures 38" tall and is adjustable in length.


M A T E R I A L S

Handle – Hand carved water buffalo horn
Divider (lapidary) – Dinosaur Bone from Utah
Shaft – Macassar Ebony from Indonesia

This is a collaboration piece between Gusman (carver of the handle) and Shawn (Cane Maker)