An ethnographic tool carved from bone or antler, characteristic of an Inuit or Arctic shaft straightener. The object features an elongated, slightly curved body with a circular aperture drilled through each end. One extremity tapers to a blunt, rounded point, while the other is shaped into a spatulate form. The material exhibits a rich, aged cream to tan patina with areas of darker organic mottling, surface pitting, and fine longitudinal drying fissures. The item is displayed on a contemporary custom-made stand of patinated iron, consisting of a rectangular base and two vertical supports.