Bone sculpture art

single animal bones, animal bones, animal parts, animal horns, animal claws, animal baculum, animal bone packs, vertebra, wishbones, cat paw, dog paw, chicken feet, cat tail, dog tail, small bones, bones for art, raccoon, rattlesnake, chicken, animal ribs, animal leg bones

'Infested' 8 skulls (Hog, Raccoon, Opossum, Slider turtle, Striped Skunk, Mink, Squirrel, and an unknown species of bird) and about 260 bones/claws (White-tailed deer, Mink, Coyote, Raccoon, Porcupine and Striped Skunk). Shown here hanging on the wall using a european skull mount that only requires one nail to hang.

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Mixed media art by Judy Onofrio

Bone Sculptures: I've had a couple of you say you would like to see how I make my bone sculptures so I'm going to give it a shot

Boring walls? Nevermore! This amazing, lifelike raven skull wall sculpture is truly a fantastic conversation piece that will have your guests 'raven' about your new decor. This beautifully sculpted piece captures the realism and detail of an actual bird skull with natural aged bone finish and black beak.

Spine — David Keith Randall

Jason Robert Griego bone and resin #sofa

The most common belief is that the tradition of breaking the wishbone at Thanksgiving began with the ancient Etruscans and Romans who dried chicken wishbones and touched them as they made a wish. Lacking enough bones to go around the Romans fought over them - breaking them in the process. The Romans were said to have later introduced the practice into Great Britain. stock photo courtesy of Bill Frymire For more than two centuries, wishes were made on these unbroken clavicles. It was not…

Miles Van Rensselaer