James Panteah: Peach Alabaster, Eagle Fabeola Yamutewa But that's not all -

But that's not all - he's also carrying a spiny oyster offering

let me tell you

as this type of stone is not only visually striking but also holds deep cultural significance within the Zuni tribe

The Zuni people have been creating intricate carvings from antler for generations

with its rich red hues and intricate veining

James Panteah: Peach Alabaster, Eagle Fabeola Yamutewa But that's not all -Pan te ah The warmth that radiates from the stone, it's truly something to behold. Alabaster, as we all know, is a soft and smooth material, which makes it perfect for intricate carvings like this one. The choice of orange alabaster adds another layer of character to the piece a playful energy that can't be ignored. Eagle: (K'yak'yali) meaning is that of extraordinary vision, of seeing the whole picture. Even though Eagle can see the smallest of