A bison by Gordon Van Wert, more details and photos in the Fine Art gallery. (SANTA FE)

The Picasso marble eagle above was carved by Todd Etsate. 2 5/8 inches high and SOLD

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.

An onyx coyote by James Panteah (son of Abby Quam-Panteah and Clayton Panteah). 2.5 inches high and $75. A sweet little butterfly maiden carved from jasper by Danette Laate. She is a smidge over 1.5 inches high and $42. The onyx owl is by Evalena Boone, just over 2 inches high and $50.

Two views of an Indian Paint stone bear by Christopher Sandoval, San Felipe. 2 1/8 inches high and $150. 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.

Two views of a horned lizard by Sedrick Banteah. Carved from Picasso marble it is 2 1/8 inches long and $90. An older frog carving by the late Peter Gasper Sr. Carved from serpentine it is 2.25 inches long and $90.

An onyx fish by Brandon Peynetsa, 2.25 inches long and $40. A red onyx dolphin by Kalani Etsate. 2 5/8 inches long and $30. Last in the row above is a picture jasper turtle with sterling silver inlaid details by Kenny Chavez. 1.75 inches long and $30.

Both of the carvings above were made by Steven Natachu. The alabaster weasel in the two photos at left is 3 1/8 inches long and $60. The Picasso marble otter with its pup in the two photos at right is 2 7/8 inches long and $60.

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.

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. In the next two photos is a lovely green turquoise frog by Brion Hattie. 1 1/8 inches long and $110.

The white serpentine mouse was carved by Michael Coble, 2.25 inches long and $60. A mother of pearl shell butterfly with inlaid dots of coral, turquoise, lapis and jet by Cheryl Beyuka. It is just under 3 inches wide and $185. A sweet little old style bobcat carving by the Sheche family. This one can be seen in the Frank Hamilton Cushing Zuni fetish book. Carved from wormhole jasper it is 1.5 inches long and $54.

A serpentine turtle made by Adrian Cachini, 2 inches long and $48. The mountain lion in the next two photos was carved by Delvin Leekya. Carved from Zuni travertine, it is 2 1/8 inches long and $60.

A calcite mountain lion made by Daryl Shack Sr. 3 inches long and $110. A wonderfully detailed Picasso marble turkey by Todd Lowsayatee. It is 1.25 inches high and $96. In the two photos at right is a serpentine walrus by Michael Coble. 1 1/8 inches long and $30.

A magnesite mustang carved by Daryl Shack Sr. 2 3/8 inches long and $125. A Picasso marble pig by Enrike Leekya. With a pen shell snout this one measures 2.25 inches long and $54.

By Robert Weahkee and all carved of antler. Left to right: A double owl 5 inches, $300. A raccoon 3.5 inches high and $110. Two views of a beaver, 3.5 inches high and $160.

A Picasso marble rabbit by Sedrick Banteah. 1 5/8 inches high and $80. An orange alabaster roadrunner by Gilbert Lonjose. 2.5 inches long and $36. The antler owl was carved by Chris Peina. 2 inches high and $45. At far right is a cowrie shell corn maiden on an alabaster base. By Daniel Chattin, 1 3/8 inches high and $30.

A cowrie shell turtle by Silvan Panteah (son of Abby Quam-Panteah and Clayton Panteah). A jasper eagle set upon an abalone shell base, carved by Bryant Yunie. Just over 1.75 inches long and $42. A red spiny oyster shell badger by Dee Edaakie, measuring 2 inches long and $110. A coiled Picasso marble rattlesnake by Sedrick Banteah. 1 1/8 inches high, 1 7/8 inches in diameter and $120.

A turtle carved from antler by Joshua Qualo. 3 3/8 inches long and $110. The Belgian marble bison in the two photos at right was carved by Lynn Quam. It is 3 5/8 inches long and $105.

The two carvings in the row above are both carved by Brian Yatsattie. The frog sitting up is carved from Damele variscite, 1.25 inches high and $340. In the two photos at right is a lovely frog carved from Bowlerite. It is 1 7/8 inches long by 1 5/8 inches wide. $275.

Three views of a nicely detailed carving of an eagle with a snake in its talons. (Click for larger views). By Wilfred Cheama, this one has a wingspan of just under 2.25 inches and is $240.

By Clissa Martin, serpentine badger with her signature inlaid dragonfly, 1.75 inches long and $42. The Picasso marble fish at right was made by Michael Coble. 1.25 inches long and $48. At right is a small pair of horses carved by Daisy Rose Natewa. Daisy has used pipestone and picture jasper for this pair, 1.5 inches long and $80.

An onyx bobcat by Loubert & Rosella Soseeah. 1.75 inches long and $60. The pipestone bear in the next two photos was carved by Harley Paquin. 1.75 inches long and $30. A gold lip Mother of Pearl shell dragonfly by Danette Laate. 1.5 inches long and $40.

The antler bat on an agate base was carved by Robert Lewis. It is 3 1/8 inches high and $36. The antler bear is by Claudia Peina, it stands just under 2 inches high and $45. The Picasso marble Llama is by Tim Lementino. It stands just over 2 inches high and $45. An alabaster rabbit by Andres Lementino. Just over 2 inches high and $45.

We frequently get asked if we have pouches or bags for the carvings but over the past some years they have been hard come by, but we do now. The fabric bags at left are Tibetan and are $2.50 each. We can send photos and details of others we have.

The beaded deerskin pouches are by Besty Bitsui. They are 2.5 by 6.25 (to the end of the beaded fringe) inches. $75 each.

Above are two tiny antler standing bears by Troy Sice. Shown together in the center photo with a dime to show scale. The bear in the photo at left is 1 3/8 inches high and $80. The bear in the photo at right is 1.25 inches high and $70.

The green onyx bobcat was carved by Daryl Shack Sr. 1.75 inches long and $90. In the two photos in the center is a double sided corn maiden carving out of Zacatecas turquoise by Vickie Quandelacy. Just a smidge over 2 inches high and $150. An apple coral, jet and turquoise ladybug on a serpentine leaf by Georgette Quam. Just over 1.75 inches long and $60.

Two views of a Picasso marble wolf by Cody Nastacio, 3 5/8 inches from snout to tail and $105. An onyx beaver by Leland Boone and Daphne Quam. 2 inches long and $45.

A dolomite mountain lion by Delvin Leekya. 3.75 inches long and $70. Next is a raspberry alabaster bear by Herbert Halate. 2.75 inches long and $60. At right is a little burro/donkey carved from jasper by Fabian Tsethlikai. 2 1/8 inches long and $70.

In the two photos at left is another feathered friend by Daniel Chattin. Comprised of shells and wood, 4 3/8 inches long and $60.

Two views of a double sided corn maiden by Vickie Quandelacy, 2.5 inches high and $135. The jasper bighorn sheep in the photo at right was made by Bryston Bowannie. 2.5 inches high and $90. A serpentine corn maiden next her olla jar made by Cheryl Beyuka. She has inlaid coral, turquoise and jet embellishments. 1 7/8 inches high and $90.

A great carving of four beavers by Maxx Laate. Carved of elk antler this piece measures 2.5 inches at the widest point and is just under an inch high. $150. Next is a white marble bear with an abalone shell fish. Carved by Herbert Him, this one is 2.5 inches long and $150. At right is a Picasso marble bunny with pink mussel shell inlay for the ears & nose, and red coral eyes. By Corwin Yamutewa, this bunrab is comprised of picasso marble, coral and pink mussel shell. 1.75 inches long and $100.

A handsome fox carved of azurite/malachite by Loren Tsalabutie. From nose to tail, he is 3.75 inches long and $350. In the center is a dalmatian carved by Cody Nastacio, it is carved from alabaster with jet and turquoise inlay for the spots, ears and eyes. 3 3/8 inches from snout to tail and $80. The Picasso marble horned lizard sunbathing on a rock was made by Michael Coble. Just over 2 inches long and $60. At far right is a black marble horse by Bryston Bowannie, 2 3/8 inches long and $100.

The onyx mountain lion in the two photos above was carved by Michael Mahooty. 3.75 inches long and $90. In the two photos at right is a Picasso marble horned lizard by Carl Etsate. 1 5/8 inches long and $30.

Enrike Leekya has been busy fashioning a wonderful range of animals. All are carved from Zuni travertine. Above, left to right: A horse, 2.75 inches from snout to tail and $60. A tiger, just over 3 inches long and $90; A badger, 2 3/8 inches long and $60. At far right is a beaver with her kit. 2 7/8 inches long, 1.75 inches high and $105.

A pink mussel shell frog by Reynold Lunasee. 2 3/8 inches wide by 2.5 inches long, $60. The Picasso marble turtle with mosaic overlay was carved by Jayne Quam. 2 3/8 inches long and $75. A lovely bird carved from limestone with inclusions by Evalena Boone. 2 3/8 inches high and $75. A beautiful corn maiden by Daniel Chattin. Carved from a Lightning Whelk shell, it is 2.5 inches high and $48.

A bear by Stewart Quandelacy, this one is carved from brecciated mookaite jasper. 2.5 inches long and $90. The serpentine bear in the two photos at right was made by Michael Coble. This one has an engraved heartline on one side while the other side has paw prints. 2 3/8 inches long and $48.