Enrike Leekya: Zuni Travertine, Bear Brian Yatsattie which adds a touch of

which adds a touch of realism to this charming piece

reddish-brown color of the pipestone adds an earthy and rustic vibe to the whole piece

as for the buffalo he brings good luck and protection

enhances the overall aesthetic by adding a touch of color and liveliness to the piece

sourced from the storied mines of Arizona

Enrike Leekya: Zuni Travertine, Bear Brian Yatsattie which adds a touch ofLee 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,