Early 1900s Nepalese weaving tool. I believe it was carved from a material like buffalo horn or animal bone. Iron parts are fitted on both ends. In addition to its organic form, the harmony between the natural material and metal, which have become integrated over time, creates a unique atmosphere. Whether placed on a table or hung on a wall, it is a beautiful item that gives a primitive impression. There are some chips and rust, but there is no fatal damage that would cause it to fall apart. As you can see in the images, it has a considerable amount of character, so I recommend it to those who appreciate the aesthetic of boro (ragged textiles). Please understand that the description includes subjective opinions. We cannot accommodate requests after purchase. Size (cm): Please allow for some error. 27 x 2.3