Hayes Leekya: Zuni Travertine, Bear Jeffrey Lonjose drawing viewers into a world

drawing viewers into a world where nature reigns supreme and the boundaries between human and animal blur

Choice of black marble not only adds a touch of sophistication but also highlights the intricate patterns and textures on the badger's body

Dimensions: Length: 2 1/4" X Width:1 3/4" X Height… 1 1/4" Purchased

Mouse (ts'okłik'o): Everyone acknowledges mice (Ts’okkłik’o) are energetic and can be just about anywhere

resulting in a lifelike texture that seems to ripple in the light

Hayes Leekya: Zuni Travertine, Bear Jeffrey Lonjose drawing viewers into a worldLee kyah The use of Zuni travertine, known for its durability and beauty, adds a sense of timelessness to the piece, while the inclusion of spiny oyster and abalone arrowhead on its back adds an element of sophistication and elegance. This combination creates a striking contrast between strength and delicacy, making this carving a true work of art that demands attention and admiration. Bear (Anshe): Bear was the principal animal for the Pueblo People