Enrike Leekya: Zuni Travertine, Bear Brian Yatsattie sourced from the storied mines

sourced from the storied mines of Arizona

Dimensions: Length 2 7/8" X Width 2 7/8" X Height 4 1/4" Purchased

giving sculptures a luxurious sheen that enhances the natural beauty of the stone

The natural hues in the stone enhance the majestic presence of the bird

which adds a touch of realism to this charming piece

Enrike Leekya: Zuni Travertine, Bear Brian Yatsattie sourced from the storied minesLee kya The use of turquoise for the bear's eyes adds a touch of mystique and magic to the piece, drawing the viewer in with its vibrant color and depth. The inclusion of a Penn shell mop arrowhead on its back further accentuates the bear's fierce nature, symbolizing protection and resilience. Bear (Anshe): Bear was the principal animal for the Pueblo People and they are the most prevalent subject of Zuni fetishes. Bear fetishes are used for healing,