Scrimshaw is the art of the Eskimos and whalers. They began by carving fine lines into walrus tusks and bones, which evolved into complex images. Today, scrimshaw engraving is a recognized art form that captivates collectors around the world, especially in Europe and the USA. Richard "Ritchi" Maier is the most well-known scrimshaw artist in Germany. The trained engraver explains the history and techniques of scrimshaw engraving in this new volume of the workshop series. The main part of the book is a practical guide for anyone interested in trying it for themselves. The author provides numerous tips on materials and tools and describes each individual step in detail. Numerous photos of techniques, workflows, and finished works complement this unique volume.