Original Handmade Rare GYOTAKU Alligator Artwork Painting - Framed Gator Tail

BACKGROUND: GYOTAKU or "Fish Rubbing" originated in the mid 1800's as a Japanese Art form used by fishermen to record their captures. Original GYOTAKU paintings are considered thoughtful gifts and are believed to bring good luck to people.<br><br>DETAILS: In the South, alligator season only occurs 1 month per year, in September. But, not just anyone is allowed to hunt alligators!<br>Therefore, that makes this a rare opportunity to obtain a piece of this artwork. Each painting is original, handmade, unique, rare, and one-of-a-kind!<br><br>PROCESS: A non-toxic, water-soluble, acrylic ink is applied to a real alligator, then a canvas is spread to make the alligator impression. Multiple imprints can be made from the same alligator, but no two are ever exactly alike, which makes each one a one-of-a-kind art piece.<br><br>MEASUREMENTS: (Frame Included)<br>Length: 3.25 ft<br>Width: 1.5 in<br>Height: 1.25 ft<br><br>DETAILS:<br>•Gator - Black acrylic ink, white canvas<br>•Frame - Wood, Dark brown, 3D Effect