Ivory Carving and Trade

Photograph of a Burmese Master Carving
Photograph of a Hanoi Master Craftsman's Carving
Photograph of Ivory Carvings in a Bangkok Hotel
Photograph of a Vietnamese Ivory Dealer
Photograph of Hand-carving Ivory in Myanmar
Photograph of a Souvenir Shop Selling Ivory
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This Vietnamese woman sells raw ivory smuggled from Angola and later carved locally in a village outside of Hanoi.

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