The "Detail of the Oseberg Viking Ship" is a carved wooden decoration that adorned the Oseberg Viking ship, which was excavated from a burial mound in Norway in 1904. The sculptor of the Oseberg Viking ship used wood as the primary material to create the intricate carvings and decorations found on the ship. The carvings were made using a variety of tools, including knives, chisels, and gouges, and feature a range of motifs, including animal figures, mythical creatures, and geometric patterns. The Oseberg Viking ship and its decorative carvings are considered to be important examples of Viking Age art and craftsmanship.