This onyx house cat was made by Loubert Soseeah and Rosella Lunasee. 1.75 inches tall and $75. The jet magpie was made by Hayes Leekya and has Mother of pearl shell accents on the wings. 4 inches long and $65. Are you ready for some football? Well da bear is. Made of Alabaster by Adrianna Quam. 2.5 inches tall and $54 The onyx snake is by Kenny Chavez, 2.25 inches and $30.


A really sweet tiny amber frog by Mike Yatsayte. Just under 1 inch long and $60. The shell eagle is 2.75 inches long and made by Evalena Boone. $60. A bear pair carved of onyx by Ed Lementino. 2 inches and $90. A picasso marble eagle by Alvin Calavaza. 1.5 inches and $36.

Master carver Loren Tsalabutie made this six direction set out of Serpentine. It includes a Mountain Lion (North), Badger (South), Bear (West), Wolf (East), Eagle (Zenith), and Shrew (Nadir). They range in size from 1.75 inches to 2.75 inches. $1,200.

Two googly eyed frogs on a leaf by Jonathan Natewa. The leaf is 4 inches long. $60. Next is an alabaster bison by Abigail Quam Panteah, 2.5 inches and $90. The zuni stone bear was made by Delvin Leekya. 2.75 inches and $36. The quail family was made of alabaster by Fabian Tsethlikai. 2.5 inches long and $100.

The duck was made of various stones and shells by Darrin Boone. 2 inches and $40. The jet raven is by Michael Coble. 1.75 inches and $45. On the right are two carvings by Wilson Romero. A bison measuring 4.5 inches long and $80. Next is a bear that measures 4.5 inches and is $60.

A marble elephant by Calvert Bowannie. 1.25 inches and $36. Alvin Calavaz made this fluorite eagle. 1.75 inches and $36. The wolf pair was made of onyx by Ed Lementino. 3 inches long and $54. Really colorful beaver by Angel Yatsayte. It is made of bowlerite, which is the synthetic material used in the outer layer of bowling balls. Just over 2 inches and $32.

Robert Weahkee carved this large owl out of antler. It is 4.25 inches tall and $240. Another owl, this one made of marble by Curtis Garcia. 2.25 inches and SOLD. Next is beautiful shale bear by Lynn Quam. 4.25 inches long and 2.75 inches high. $140.

On the left is an etched pipestone snake by Lyndon Peynetsa. 4.75 inches long and SOLD. The snowy owl was made of antler by Robert Weahkee. 2.25 inches and $90. Next is a white sepentine badger by Navajo carver Edwin Begay. 2 inches and $28. 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. Three antler owls by Craig Haloo. 1.5 inches and SOLD, just under 2.5 inches and $45, and 1.5 inches and $30. Two kitties by Kenny Chavez. The one on the left is made of onyx and is 2.5 inches tall. $36. The one on the right is also 2.5 inches. $32.

This mountain lion is made of magnasite by Ronnie Lunasee. 3.5 inches and $60. The picasso marble squirrel is by Garrick Acque. 1.5 inches and SOLD. A really well made shell corn maiden by Kelly Boone. 2.75 inches tall and $75.

An alabaster mountain lion standing on a carved arrowhead by Melvin Sandoval of San Felipe pueblo. 3.5 inches long and $200. At right is a standing serpentine bear by Stewart Alonzo (Navajo). Just over 2.5 inches high and $60.

The onyx bear is by David Chavez. 2 inches and $36. Next is a wormhole jasper mt. lion by Ron Lunasee. 3 inches and $60. The last bear is made of cuprite by Ed Lementino. 1.8 inches and $36.

A frog made of natural turquoise (fox mine) by Navajo carver Roy Davis. 1.5 inches and $130. A howling coyote made of serpentine by Navajo carver Edwin Begay. 1.5 inches tall and $28. A magnesite bison by Lynn Quam. 2.25 inches and $48. Ed Lementino made this alabaster bear pair. Just under 2 inches and $45.

On the left is a marble bear by Farlan and Paulette Quam. 2.5 inches and $60. Next is an amber frog by Rosella and Loubert Sooseah. Just over 1 inch and $120. Finally on the right is a marble llama by Tim Lementino. 2 inches and $36.

A Zuni stone bear by Enrike Leekya. 2 inches and $45. Two views of a natural turquoise frog by Brian Yatsattie. Just under 2 inches long and $120.

A marble bison with etched designs by Curtis Garcia. 2.5 inches and $90. Yes, a Zuni giraffe made of Zuni stone by Enrike Leekya. 2.5 inches tall and $70. The turquoise bison was made by Andres Quandelacy. 1.75 inches and $120. The last one is a serpentine quail by Darrin Boone. 2 inches tall and $45.

A pipestone javalina by Derrick Kamasee. 3.5 inches and $60. The picasso marble frog on a leaf was carved by Justin Natewa, 2.5 inches long and $48. There is some great detail in this picasso marble badger by Bernie Laselute. 2.5 inches and $75. The ladybugs were made of bamboo coral and jet by Reynold Lunasee and Georgette Quam. 1 inch and $36 each.

This picasso marble horned lizard is by Sedrick Banteah. 1.75 inches and $60. The marble shark was made by Kenny Chavez. 2.75 inches and $36. A skunk made from zebra stone by Melvin Sandoval. 2.75 inches and $120. Jayne Quam made this great onyx bear with inlayed stones and shell on its back. 2.25 inches and $90.

A jasper mountain lion with etched designs by Shannon Calavaza. 3 inches long and $75. The Zuni alligator by Kenny Chavez is made of Picasso marble. 3 inches and $30. The onyx bear is by Shannon Calavaza. It is 3 inches long and $72.

This raven couple was made by Tim Lemintino. They measure 1.25 inches long and are $36. The bison was carved from Belgian marble by Lynn Quam, 2.25 inches and $60. An antler lion by Robert Weahkee. 1.5 inches and $130.

 
 

A left are the two pictures of a large sandstone bear by Darell Wehkee. 4.75 inches long and 3.25 inches tall. $225. Two views of a wonderful shell corn maiden by Sandra Quandelacy. Just over 2.5 inches and $165.