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Unknown Artist: Turquoise, Bear with fish Steer head The level of detail in

Unknown Artist: Turquoise, Bear with fish Steer head The level of detail inThis carving radiates symbolism: strength and survival, the harmony between hunter and sustenance, land and water. It feels at once ancient and sacred, as if it were a spirit totem carried not just for beauty, but for protection, wisdom, and deep respect for natures rhythms. 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, protection,

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The level of detail in this piece is outstanding

The vibrant hue of the turquoise brings forth a sense of vitality and energy

and a powerful

The inclusion of a Penn shell/mop arrowhead on its back further accentuates the bear's fierce nature

Unknown Artist: Turquoise, Bear with fish Steer head The level of detail inThis carving radiates symbolism: strength and survival, the harmony between hunter and sustenance, land and water. It feels at once ancient and sacred, as if it were a spirit totem carried not just for beauty, but for protection, wisdom, and deep respect for natures rhythms. 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, protection,

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