INUIT ACHO DRINKING CUP
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Acho Dene Drinking Cup Handmade birch bark baskets are one of the coveted traditional treasures of the area around Great Slave Lake. As birch trees grow naturally in this area, the bark was traditionally utilized to make a variety of household objects from baskets to drinking cups. Purchased from the Acho Dene First Nation artist in 2005 in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, this drinking cup is part of a collection accumulated while working for the Inuvialuit Game Council in Inuvik, Northwest Territories. This signed artwork was made by Sandra Nelson of the Fort Liard Acho Dene First Nation. The composition is birch bark and is 5.5” long by 4.5” wide and 1.5” high. The total weight is 1 oz. Note: Buyer Premium of 15% will be added to the winning bid, accepted offer or buy now purchase, plus any costs for packaging, shipping, handling, insuring or any and all unforseen costs including additional payment costs of credit cards or any other payment instruments. Descriptions are taken from sources that may have occasional inaccuracy. It is important all bidders confirm all specifications and descriptions to their satisfaction prior to place a bid or offer. Thank You for visiting us at SoldOutright.com