Real Black Bear Claws – Full Set (4 Paws) | Antlers, Claws & Hides – The Curiosity Cabinet

Real Black Bear Claws – Full Set (4 Paws) | Antlers, Claws & Hides – The Curiosity Cabinet

Power, presence, and wild beauty — preserved.

This complete set of genuine black bear claws comes from a legally harvested New Hampshire black bear and includes claws from all four paws — 2 front and 2 back — carefully kept together as a matched set. Whether you're crafting a traditional object, honoring the bear spirit in ceremony, or adding to your wilderness decor, this set offers strength and sacredness in equal measure.

Each claw is labeled and sorted by position, allowing you to know exactly which toe and paw each one came from — rare in salvaged sets. These have been rough cleaned and dried, ready for final finishing in your own way.

🐾 Details:

• Includes 1 full matched set (4 paws / 10 claws total)
• From the same bear, with orientation and paw placement preserved
• Size: approx. 1.5" to 2.0" long
• Rough cleaned and ready for your project
• You will receive the exact claws shown in the photos
• Bear Claw Set #2
  

Uses & Inspiration:

• Traditional smudging or regalia work
• Leathercraft, beadwork, or knife sheath accents
• Altar pieces or personal talismans
• Natural home decor with purpose and presence

Ethical Sourcing & Legal Notes:

This set was saved from our wild game butcher shop here in New Hampshire, where the bear was legally harvested for food. No part was wasted — these claws were preserved with care and intention.

• Legal to sell in New Hampshire
• Please check your local/state laws before purchase
• Cannot be shipped internationally or to APO addresses
• Claws are labeled and matched by original paw and position
• Sold as-is with natural variations and character

SORRY THIS CAN NOT SHIP INTERNATIONALLY

set: full set of 4 bear claws. Care was taken to keep each claw from each paw in the correct order and position. IE: left front claw first toe is exactly that. Each bear claw is marked with the correct position of the bear.