Halibut Bolo Tie

A bolo tie is a type of men's necktie consisting of a cord having decorative tips or aglets, secured with an ornamental slide. The bolo tie is a Northwest American creation that dates back over 100 years, but is very popular around the world nowadays. The bolo is apropos in nearly all settings and occasions. Jay Greene has captured one of the finest points of interest of Kachemak Bay, the halibut, in this finely crafted bolo tie. Halibut slide is made of mother-of-pearl and silver on ebony, measuring 1.1 x 1.9 inches (2.8 cm x 5 cm). The braided cord is black in color, of high quality and sports an ebony aglet at each end.