Farlan & Paulette Quam: Petosky Bear with bundle Vickie Quandelacy The grandmother usually has a

The grandmother usually has a shawl over her head and no corn represented on her body

The combination of the earthy color palette and the elaborate patterns makes this carving a real standout

Boone's choice of depicting a mole in her carving reflects the animal's significance as a sacred creature associated with earth elements and intuition

The use of septarian stone adds an interesting texture to the fox's body

Egyptian marble is known for its superior quality and luxurious appearance

Farlan & Paulette Quam: Petosky Bear with bundle Vickie Quandelacy The grandmother usually has aQuam This exquisite piece of artwork combines two elements that are near and dear to the heart of Michigan locals bears and Petoskey stones. The unique charm of this carving lies in its craftsmanship and the use of the state's official stone, Petoskey. Sourced from the shores of Lake Michigan, Petoskey stones boast a distinct pattern resembling honeycomb like shapes, caused by prehistoric coral fossils. Bear (Anshe): Bear was the principal animal for