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Horn craftsmanship dates back to ancestral times and has been used by many cultures worldwide, including the Celts, Vikings, and Inuit. In Chile, indigenous peoples such as the Mapuches, Rapa Nui, Selknam, and Kawésqar practiced it, carving animal horns to create tools and decorative objects. Today, horn craftsmanship is still valued for its beauty, durability, and ability to tell stories about the culture and tradition of the peoples who practice it. It is a common practice in many parts of the world and is still passed down from generation to generation.