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Freddie Leekya cared this warrior figure out of Zunistone - the name for a material found a little east of Zuni. Just a little shy of 4.25 inches tall. $150
Two chrysocolla carvings by Daphne Quam. On the left is a 2.5 inch bear that is $60. The housecat with a red bell (that was the mouse’s idea…) is 2.5 inches tall. SOLD. A flourite bear by Robert Lawaikete. 2 Inches and $90. The pig is made of wood with an inlayed back by Brandon Phillips. 2.25 inches and $30.
An anter raccoon by Ruben Najera. 1.85 inches long and $60. And an amazing skateboarding raccoon, also by Ruben. 2.25 inches long. Quite the classy skateboard, what with the turquoise wheels! $90. Two photos of a snazzy owl, carved of serpentine by Eddington Hannaweeke. 2 inches long. $90.
A beautiful double-sided pueblo maiden carved of golden mother of pearl by Vicky Quandelacy. 4 inches tall. $275 Lynn Quam made this bison out of a septarian nodule. 3 inches and $80.
The small jet raven is by Tim Lementino. 1 inch and $18. The mole (or shrew) was made of onyx by Alex Tsethlikai. 2.5 inches and $60. The magnesite bear is by Burt Awelagte. Just under 2 inches and $70.
The frog who appears to be wearing a ninja mask was carved of Picasso marble by Frankie Chattin. 1.25 by 1.75 inches, $200. The amber Mountain Lion is by Rosella and Loubert Soseeah. 2 inches and $150. A white marble eagle by Herbert Halate. 4 inches and $60.
The frog was made of a beautiful piece of onyx by Alex Tsethlikai. 2 inches and $36. A wonderstone bear by Ron Lunasee. 2 inches and $45. An antler eagle by Elfina Hustito. 1.5 inches tall. $48. This racoon by Enrike Leekya has found a treasure. Made of Zuni stone. 2 inches tall and $60.
A wonderful Picasso marble lizard by Lance Cheama. Just over 3.5 inches long. $240. The bald eagle is by Ryan Bobelu. 2 inches and $60.
The dolomite badger is by Danette Laate. 3 inches and $45. Here are four frogs by Reynold Lunasee. They are all around one inch (give or take a bit) and $42 each. They are made of, from left to right: shell, (SOLD)serpentine (SOLD), marble and dolomite. The dinosaur is smiling about something. Made of picture rock jasper it stands 1.25 inches tall. $45.
An alabaster bear by Clive Hustito. 2.25 inches and $48. The shell eagle is 2.75 inches long and made by Evalena Boone. $60. A sandstone bear by Darrell Westika. 3.5 inches long and $90. Here is a jasper bear bear by Ronnie Lunasee. Just under 2.5 inches and $50.
Claudia Peina made this antler corn maiden. 2.5 inches tall and $260. The elk antler Pueblo maidens were carved by Troy Sice. 3 inches tall and $375. The bear at right, who is clearly ready for a night on the town, was carved of an unusual piece of sodalite. Eddington Hannaweeke made good use of the pinkish inclusion in the stone. 2 1/8 inch tall and $125.
Two howling coyotes by Jayne Quam, each with inlayed moon and stars. The larger one is made of magnesite. 2 inches tall and $90. The smaller one is made of marble. 1.5 inches and $66, The alabaster bear is also by Loubert and Rosella. 1.75 inches and $50. The marble skunk is by Garrick Acque. 1.5 inches and SOLD. Next is a bear by Wilson Romero that measures 4.5 inches and is $60.
A septarian bear by Todd Westika. 4 inches and $185. This small shell turquoise turtle is by Bryant Yunie. 1 inch and $36. A Pueblo maiden carved of jet, with a mosaic back, by Chad Quandelacy. 2/5 inches tall and $300.
Robert Weahkee carved this large owl out of antler. It is 4.25 inches tall and $240. Next are three antler cats by Robert. The cat on the left is 2 inches tall and SOLD. The middle one is 1.25 inches tall and SOLD. The last one is 1.75 inches and SOLD. The Marble bear is by Evalena Boone. 2.5 inches and SOLD.
On the left is a marble bird by Elroy Pablito, 2.75 inches and $36. Next is magnesite badger by Cameron Kallestewa. 2.75 inches and $45. Last is a big mouth bass made of Picasso marble by Bernard Laselute. Just under 1.5 inches and $50.
The white marble bear was made by Gilbert Lonjose. 2.25 inches and $36. A white mouse made of serpentine by Mike Coble Just under 2.5 inches and $45. A badger made of spiny oyster shell by Daphne Quam. 2.5 inches and $48. Two googly eyed frogs on a leaf by Jonathan Natewa. The leaf is 4 inches long. $60.
This mountain lion is made of magnasite by Ronnie Lunasee. 3.5 inches and $60. The badger is made of multiple stone inlaid by Jayne Quam. 1.5 inches and $75. A really well made corn maiden by Douglas Martza. 2 inches tall and SOLD.
An alabaster mountain lion standing on a carved arrowhead by Melvin Sandoval of San Felipe pueblo. 3.5 inches long and $200. Next is a mother of pearl snake by Andrew Quam. 3 inches and $50. Last is a marble shark by Steven Natachu with inlaid turquoise, spiny oyster shell, and jet. 3.5 inches and $135.
