The ulu is a traditional multi-purpose cutting tool with a semi-circular blade. Common uses include skinning and cleaning animals as well as chopping food. Before the introduction of metal, the ulu blade was made from slate rock. 

Bob Merry is a local Alaskan that created ulus from Moose, Caribou, fossilized Walrus rib or jaw bone, and Woolly Mammoth bone. 

Handle Material: Fossilized Walrus rib bone (Caribou antler & Fossilized Walrus jaw bone capped handle)

Ulu Stand: Moose Antler 

Metal: 440 Stainless Steel 

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