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REDUCED Amazing Custom Knapped Mook Knife w/ Picasso Marble Handle Dale Cannon
REDUCED Amazing Custom Knapped Mook Knife w/ Picasso Marble Handle Dale Cannon
REDUCED Amazing Custom Knapped Mook Knife w/ Picasso Marble Handle Dale Cannon
REDUCED Amazing Custom Knapped Mook Knife w/ Picasso Marble Handle Dale Cannon

REDUCED Amazing Custom Knapped Mook Knife w/ Picasso Marble Handle Dale Cannon

$ 256.08

Availability: 100 in stock
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Country of Manufacture: United States
  • Item must be returned within: 14 Days
  • Condition: New
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Tribal Affiliation: None

    Description

    SquareTrade © AP6.0
    ustom knapped knives include the display you see with it.
    Mookite  Knife w/ Picasso Marble handle
    Certificate or Authenticity
    Made by standsbyriver right here at the trading post!
    Photo's do not do justice to this awesome knife. It is a 8.75" knife with a  Peach color  Mook   blade and a Picasso marble handle. The handle was made by Michael Brown. It feels great in your hand.  The blade was made and signed by the famous Dale Cannon and comes with a certificate of authenticy. It is displayed on a professionally made oak stand with a resin snake. If you don't like the snake, I could change it to a antler.
    This is another beauty with the work of three artist and it will add a lot to anyone's collection.
    Read About Dale Cannon Below
    Dale Cannon has been a Lapidary Flintknapper since 1990. He is known World Wide for pioneering the stone blade/stone handle combination knife. He has made thousands of unique one of kind knives using many colorful varieties of materials.
    He has been featured in publications such as the September 1996 Lapidary Journal (featured artist), PBS Production Venture North (featured artist), published in Lithic Artist Journal volumes 1 and 2, released a Flake over Grinding Instruction Video. He has taught an untold number of knappers his techniques in person or through his video. He taught Lapidary Arts and Lapidary Flintknapping at Hennepin Technical College Minneapolis MN. Most recently he was a featured artist about Native American Flintknappers in Native Peoples Magazine the Nov/ Dec 2012 Issue.
    He is most proud of his work with the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian in Washington DC where he was invited to help design the flintknapping exhibit. He was filmed for an interactive video explaining modern flintknapping techniques. You can find his work on permanent display at this Smithsonian Museum.
    He is a registered member of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation headquartered in Shawnee OK Tribal #2821A01377.
    All his work is numbered, signed, and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.