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<p>[QUOTE="Potteryplease, post: 2781513, member: 16407"]Another question (if I may): more than a few Inuit carvings seem to have broken teeth / tusks / lines / knives / accents etc. Those accoutrements seem delicate relative to the stone, but they certainly add a lot to the piece. Is there a way to get carvings ‘repaired’? Are there ‘spare parts’ somehow? Or are they basically done with when that happens? I still like the aesthetics of my walrus minus the tusks, but he might be happier with some prosthetics.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Potteryplease, post: 2781513, member: 16407"]Another question (if I may): more than a few Inuit carvings seem to have broken teeth / tusks / lines / knives / accents etc. Those accoutrements seem delicate relative to the stone, but they certainly add a lot to the piece. Is there a way to get carvings ‘repaired’? Are there ‘spare parts’ somehow? Or are they basically done with when that happens? I still like the aesthetics of my walrus minus the tusks, but he might be happier with some prosthetics.[/QUOTE]
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