I have named this piece "running wild" and it is painstakingly carved from black water buffalo horn and the two horses are wonderfully presented running wild over a green grassy wilderness. This cane is tribute to times past when our world was a mostly wild and untouched place. The divider is brass and Guayacan lignum, and the shaft is Verawood, a close lignum relative and usually also referred to as "lignum", but Verawood is a beautiful and rich green color, the greenest wood in the world that we know of. 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 – Brass and Lignum
Shaft – Verawood from S. America

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