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Abby & Clayton Panteah
is backordered. We will ship it separately when it becomes available.
Dignified Bison stand their ground and so should we. Indigenous wisdom teaches that powerful buffalo face the storms head-on not hiding from what's before them. Their mighty hooves maintain a deep connection to Mother Earth while charging ahead. Abby Panteah's gorgeously-formed turquoise bovine would make a wonderful pocket companion to serve as a tangible reminder of this important animal medicine. Turquoise eyes and a heartline are meticulously inlaid by Abby's husband, fellow artist Clayton Panteah. About 1 1/4" long, 3/8" wide and 1" tall.
Cletus Natewa
Keli'i Eli, Zuni-Hawaiian
Dillon Cheama
Magnify your natural beauty with Zuni jeweler Dillon Cheama's handmade sterling silver and colorful turquoise dangle earrings. You can really see the mastery of detail in the tiny, hand-cut bezels by an artist who really enjoys the jewelry-making process. These gorgeous earrings will highlight your distinguished taste. They measure approximately 1 7/8" long, 1" wide and 1/8" deep. Signed by the artist. Heavyweight in wearability.
Shannon Calavaza
Turtles take life at their pace, not rushed and patiently thinking along the way. They set a model of living to anchor our physiology to Mother Earth and ground ourselves with deep breathing, meditation and prayer. Shannon Calavaza's darling reptile with turquoise eyes, is sculpted from red onyx and is adorned with a colorful turquoise cabochon. Feet are sgraffito-etched. About 2 1/8" long, 1 5/8" wide and 5/8" tall.
Clive Hustito
Daryl Shack, Sr.
Rebecca Davis
Rebecca Davis' elegant Horse with turquoise eyes has emerged from sugar stone marble in an essential form measuring about 2 3/8" long, 5/8" wide and 1 1/8" tall. Equine friends heal us because they are highly perceptive and pick up on our internal emotions. They teach us to be present in the moment with a cooperative spirit.
Ronnie Lunasee
Salvador Romero, Cochiti
The Caja del Rio Plateau and White Rock Canyon near Cochiti Pueblo are some of the ancient ancestral sites where old canyons hold sacred symbols of traditional beliefs, history, migration and astronomical observances on rocks that mainstream society calls petroglyphs. Owls and other wildlife are depicted among the spiritually important images. Salvador Romero's etched-eyed tufted raptor emits a deep resonant hoot, carved from found stone to approximately 3" tall, 2 1/8" wide and 1 1/2" deep.
Dee Edaakie
Brian Yatsattie
Brian Yatsattie's spectacular summery Frog is carved from genuine Funkite. The unique material's beginnings originated in a now defunct factory that specialized in painting large outdoor displays and sculptural installations. They used paint that was highly fluorescent and phosphorescent. Funkite formed through the layered buildup of these specialty paints, air-dried over time rather than heat-cured. Colorful quartz and gravel is sometimes included in the paint as the rare manmade material accumulated in a landfill located in North Carolina. Under a backlight, the material is said to glow with intense colors adding an interactive element to things created from it. The delightful amphibian's eyes are from turquoise inlays. About 3" long, 2 3/8" wide and 1 1/8" tall.
Wilson Romero, Cochiti-Dine
Ray Tsalate
Susie Livingston
Although minimalist in shape, Salvador Romero brings out the quiet and intelligent-nature of Fox in a two-toned found stone. One side has soothing grey hues while the reverse is graced with a gorgeous, burgundy colored organic surface. Foxes move silently and thoughtfully throughout Mother Earth teaching us to navigate life with wisdom and care. About 5 5/8" long, 3/4" wide and 3 1/8" tall.
Garrick Acque
Garrick Acque's stealthy Mountain-lion with turquoise eyes is adorned with great gestural energy in the form of sgraffito-etched designs like Eagle feathers, whiskers, body details and clawed paws. The sgraffito technique on the lovely Picasso marble's surface highlights the artist's steady hand and precision. About 2 7/8" long, 5/8" wide and 7/8" tall.
Smokey Gchachu
Robert Michael Weahkee
Robert Michael Weahkee was inspired to carve with antler by his great grandfather, the late Teddy Weahkee. He purchases antler from Zuni community members who hike for many miles to locate shed antlers. The horns also come from their hunts. Robert's latest offering is an inquisitive burro or donkey who wears an etched serape or saddle blanket, carved from burnished antler, that's as cute as a button. Smart eyes are from turquoise inlays. Donkeys are intelligent creatures who form strong friendships when treated well. About 4 1/2" long, 1 3/8" wide and 3 1/2" tall.
Kenric Laiwakete
From choosing the proper stone that aligns with an artistic vision, to the rough shaping, detail and finishing work, Kenric Laiwakete has mastered the art of animal carving, having learned from his father Bernard Laiwakete. Sculpted from apatite, an apple coral-eyed Horse has bold heartlines or breath paths also from apple coral inlays, said to represent Kenric's children. The color contrast is quite striking. About 4 1/4" long, 1/2" wide and 2" tall.
Terry Wilson, Dine-Zuni
Horned Lizards are miniature fortresses designed to deter predators with spiky and thorny armored bodies. We love the textured exterior masterfully depicted with exacting detail by Terry Wilson who breathed a pulsing spirit into the serpentine specimen. Patiently waiting and remaining perfectly still, the desert treasure with watchful eyes from turquoise inlays, will strike out when a juicy Harvester red ant walks by. About 3 1/8" long, 1 1/8" wide and 1/2" tall.
Ancient travelers the world over used gorgeous garnets as a protective stone. Many feel it helps break unfavorable energetic cycles and promotes mental clarity and loving relationships. Zuni jeweler Dillon Cheama's sterling silver and faceted garnet pendant necklace is a true reflection of individuality. Each mineral holds a transparent beauty like ripe pomegranate seeds secured with exquisite petit point silver bezels complimented by tiny silver flowers. The custom chain with double jump rings allows for a wonderful sinuous movement. The exclusive necklace is about 21 1/2" long, while the complimenting circular stations average 1 1/8" long, 1" wide and 1/8" deep. A lobster clasp closure is a lovely finishing touch. Signed by the artist.
Mike Tucson
Mike Tucson's wonderful travertine Beaver teaches us to possess its determination to not quit until the job is done right. Little eager paws reach for work, while a nicely cross-hatched tail and turquoise eyes see it through in this approximately 2 1/4" long, 1" wide and 1 1/4" tall industrious water creature who says stick with it!
Lance Cheama
