Rosella Lunasee Soseeah descends from the greater Quandelacy family of artists through her mother, Eunice Quandelacy Lunasee. Rosella and her husband Loubert Soseeah have carved a wonderful turquoise-eyed
Frog who looks to Father Sky and the clouds to let loose a deluge of refreshing, life-giving rain. Because frogs represent rain and rain is an all important element to life in the arid climate of Zuni Pueblo, frogs are revered and featured on many pottery pieces used for ceremonies and prayer. About 1 1/2" tall, 7/8" wide and 1 1/4" deep, from serpentine.
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