New England Black Bear Claw Set – Full 4-Paw Collection | Traditional Regalia & Native Arts Use – The Curiosity Cabinet

New England Black Bear Claw Set – Full 4-Paw Collection | Traditional Regalia & Native Arts Use – The Curiosity Cabinet

Sacred strength, saved with purpose.

This complete set of real black bear claws, harvested from a legally taken New England black bear, includes claws from all four paws — two front and two back. Cleaned and preserved with intention, this full 10-claw collection is ideal for native-inspired regalia, traditional jewelry work, ceremonial tools, or heritage art pieces.

Each claw in this set is labeled by original paw and position, ensuring that orientation is preserved, from left front toe to rear outer claw. This is a full, intact set from a single animal and has been rough-cleaned to allow you to finish in your own way: polished, wrapped, beaded, or simply left as they are.

🐾 Set Details:

• Includes a full matched set of 10 claws (4 paws total)
• From the same New England black bear, not mixed or mismatched
• Claws are labeled by paw and position (for reference during crafting)
• Rough cleaned and ready for finishing
• Length: approx. 1.5" to 2.0"
• Bear Claw Set #6
  
• You will receive the exact set pictured

Ideal For:

• Native-style jewelry and regalia
• Smudge fans, pipe bundles, or altar tools
• Honoring the bear spirit in personal ceremony
• Traditional or wilderness-based artistry
• Decorative elements for drums, pouches, and beadwork

Ethical Sourcing & Legal Notes:

These claws were rescued as part of a legal New Hampshire bear hunt, where the animal was harvested for food. The claws were kept together, cleaned, and preserved to ensure the entire animal was honored — nothing wasted.

• Legal to sell in New Hampshire
• Please check your local/state laws before purchase
• Cannot be shipped internationally or to APO addresses
• Sold as-is with natural variations in curve, tone, and texture

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.