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In the first pair of photos is a sodalite bear with mosiac inlay by Jayne Quam. This little guy is 1 7/8 inches long and $60. The second set of photos are of a doe with her fawn. Carved from picture jasper by Bryston Bowannie. They are just under 2 5/8 inches wide and sit 2.75 inches high. $120.
An onyx bushy tail by Ron Lunasee. It is just under 3 inches long and $60. Two views of a glass bushy tail by Leland Boone & Daphne Quam. 3.5 inches long and $60.
The two rows above are photos of one of Wilfred Cheama’s six direction carvings out of Picasso marble, recently purchased from a private collection. This piece features the animals associated with the six directions at Zuni. In this carving you have a Mountain Lion - North, a Badger - South, an Eagle - Zenith, a wolf - East, a bear - West and a shrew - Nadir. 3 1/8 inches wide x 2 1/8 inches deep x 2 1/8 inches high. $300.
The three creatures in the row above were all made by Bryston Bowannie and are all carved from jasper. The deer at left is 2 5/8 inches high and is 1 7/8 inches long. The horse is also 2 5/8 inches high and is just under 2.75 inches from snout to tail. The seated deer is 2.75 inches high and 2 5/8 inches long. Each $130.
In the two photos at left is a peacock pyrite bear by Dee Edaakie. 2 inches long and $160. The second set of photos feature a pair of turtles by Gayla Eriacho. Carved from Zuni travertine and azurite. 2 1/8 inches wide and 1.25 inches high. (click on photos for larger views)
A lovely badger carved from onyx by Nelson Yatsattie. This one is 4 inches from snout to tail, 1 3/8 inches high and $150. This particular piece was recently purchased from a private collection.
In the photos at left is a raspberry alabaster horse by Jonas Hustito, you can see in the center photo Jonas’ initials on the rear quarter. It is just under 2.75 inches long, 1.75 inches high and $60. An ammolite bear by Kenric Laiwakete. This one is 1 3/8 inches from snout to tail and $90.
Above is a found stone mountain lion by Wilson Romero from Cochiti Pueblo. It is 7.5 inches from nose to tail and a little over 2 inches wide. $90.
At left is a beautifully carved fossilized ivory musk ox by Inupiaq artist Norbert Thomas. This one is 2.25 inches long and $400. At right is a Picasso marble giraffe by Bernard Laselute, 1.75 inches high and $70.
The white marble horse with inlaid details was made by Andres Lementino. 3.25 inches long, 2 3/8 inches high and $210. Next is a sweet little lamb made by Gloria Chattin, 1.5 inches long and $36. The serpentine frog was made by Brian Yunie. 1.25 inches long and $30. A skunk carved from zebrastone by Garrick Acque. 2 inches long and $45.
A serpentine bobcat by Loubert & Rosella Soseeah. 1.5 inches long and $65. Next is a Picasso marble horned lizard by Tony Mackel, 2.5 inches long and $36. By Gilbert Lonjose, a jasper bear with a mother of pearl shell fish. 1 7/8 inches long, 1 3/8 inches high and $42. An eagle carved from jasper by Ken Malani. 2.25 inches high and $45.
Two views of a Hickoryite jasper cat by Kenny Chavez. With Kenny’s signature sterling silver collar and eyes this cool kitty is 3.75 inches high and $75. At right is a marble bat carved by Frank Eustace. This one has a wingspan of 3 3/8 inches wide and is $60.
The fishrock serpentine mouse was carved by Michael Coble, 2.25 inches long and $60. In the next two photos is a glass bird carved by Leland Boone and Daphne Quam. 2 5/8 inches long, 2 1/8 inches high and $60.
Above is a Fordite or paint slag snake by Mike Tucson. This colorful serpent is 4 3/8 inches long and $80.
A Zunistone figure carved by Freddie Leekya, he is 4.25 inches high and $150. The fishing bear, complete with his sterling silver fishing rod, was made by Chris Gchachu. The bear is carved of serpentine, while the fish is a piece of shell. Just under 2.5 inches high and is $250.
*Zuni stone is a type of travertine found on the Zuni reservation.
An alabaster bushytail by Brandon Phillips. With three little dots of turquoise inlay on one side of its hindquarters, this one is just under 3 3/8 inches long and $36. The stacked turtles were carved by Sheryl Mahooty, this one is out of a private collection. They are carved from jasper and marble, 2.75 inches long, 2 5/8 inches high and $60.
The antler badger with an offering bundle in the two photos at left was made by Troy Sice. 1 1/8 inches long and $500. An Onyx fish by Brandon Peynetsa. 2.25 inches long and $40. Last in the row is a marble and turquoise penguin by Calvert Bowannie. 1 3/8 inches high and $42
The mountain lion at left was carved by Delvin Leekya. Carved from Zuni travertine, it is 2 1/8 inches long and $60. Next up is an orange spondylus shell horse by Leland Boone & Daphne Quam. It is 2 3/8 inches long and $60. In the last two photos is a Picasso marble snapping turtle by Herbert Him Jr. 2.15 inches long and $100.
A calcite mountain lion made by Daryl Shack Sr. 3 inches long and $110. In the two photos at right is a serpentine walrus by Michael Coble. 1 1/8 inches long and $30. The watermelon serpentine whale at right was carved by Bernard “Bernie” Laselute. 1.5 inches long and $60.
