Freddie Leekya cared these two figures out of Zunistone - the name for a material found a little east of Zuni. The Medicine Man is 4 inches tall and the Warrior is a little shy of 4.25 inches tall. $150 each

Three chrysocolla carvings by Daphne Quam. On the left is a 2.5 inch bear that is $60. Nexy is 2.5 inch tall house cat with a red bell. $105. The last one is a 3 inch bushy tail. $60.

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.

Three pipestone animals by Garrick Acque. The bear is 2 inches long and 1.25 inches tall. $75. The bird (raven?) is 3.5 inches long and $85. The 2 inch long badger is $75.

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 shell mountain with dragonfly is by Clissa Martin, for whom the addition of a dragonfly has become her hallmark. 2.5 inches long. $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, 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 $48. 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. The wolf pair was made of onyx by Ed Lementino. 3 inches long and $54. 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. Robert also made this house cat with a fancy necklace out of antler. 3 inches tall and $120. Next are three more antler cats by Robert. The bobcat on the left is 2 inches tall and $80. The middle one is 1.25 inches tall and $64. The last one is 1.75 inches and $64.

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 $60.

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 dolomite snake by Kenny Chavez. 2.5 inches and $36. Last is a marble shark by Steven Natachu with inlaid turquoise, spiny oyster shell, and jet. 3.5 inches and $135.

The alabaster bear is by Jeff Eriacho. 1.5 inches and $36. Next is a Picasso Marble horned lizard by Mike Coble. 2.5 inches and $40. An onyx bushytail by Lena Boone. 3 inches and $50. Leland Boone made this onyx horse which looks like it’s wearing a saddleblanket. 3 inches long and $60.

On the left is a shell snake by Todd Poncho. 4 inches and $30. Next is an amber frog by Rosella and Loubert Soseeah. Just over 1 inch and $120. The serpentine swan is by Mike Coble. 2 inches and $54. A picasso marble bear by Darrin Boone. 1.75 inches and $40.

A small bear pair made by Ed Lementino out of picasso marble. 1.25 inches and $32. Two views of a natural turquoise frog by Brian Yatsattie. Just under 2 inches long and $120.

Yes, a Zuni giraffe made of Zuni stone by Enrike Leekya. 2.5 inches tall and $70. The magnesite elk is by Todd Etsate. Just under 1.5 inches and $36. Two images of a great frog made of antler by Gabe Sice. 2.25 inches by 2 inches and $370.

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 coiled snake was carved of antler by Carl Etsate. 1.25 inches and $60. The sandstone bear was made by Leland Boone. 2.75 inches and $60. A skunk made from zebra stone by Melvin Sandoval. 2.75 inches and $120. On the right is another amber carving by Rosella and Loubert Soseeah. This bobcat is 1.5 inches and $125.

A sodalite mountain lion by Ronnie Lunasee. 2.5 inches long and $55. The Zuni alligator by Kenny Chavez is made of Picasso marble. 3 inches and $30. The alabaster bunny is by Andres Lementino. 1.75 inches and $45. The bison was carved from marble by Lynn Quam, 2.5 inches and $68.

 
 

The very happy shell frog was made by Navajo carver Roy Davis. Just under 2 inches and $36. The onyx bear was mad by Kenny Chavez. 1.5 inches and $36. Two views of a wonderful shell corn maiden by Vicky Quandalacy. Just under 2.5 inches tall and $180.