The white serpentine mouse was carved by Michael Coble, 2.25 inches long and $60. The turquoise spotted bear is 1.5 inches long. By Donovan Laiwakete, $45. Carol Martinez made this turquoise horse. (fun fact; There is an old 45 in my record collection with the Navajo song: Turquoise Horse, on one side - and My One-Eyed Ford on the other) This turquoise horse measures 2 inches long and is $80. A wonderful onyx bear by Leland Boone. 2 by 1.5 inches. $60.

Three views of a turquoise double sided corn maiden with a singular face by Sandra Quandelacy. Including the pot on the top of her head, she is 2 5/8 inches high and $135. A pair of owls sitting in a tree, carved from antler by Ruben Najera. 2 7/8 inches high and $80.

A jasper cat by Kenny Chavez. 2 5/8 inches high and $36. An onyx coyote by James Panteah (son of Abby Quam-Panteah and Clayton Panteah). This one is 2.5 inches high and $75. The jasper prairie dog was carved by Tony Mackel. It is 2.5 inches high and $45. A solid turquoise bison by Lynn Quam. 2 inches long. SOLD.

Brian Yatsattie made this Picasso marble turtle who appears to have hunkered down until the election year is over… 3 by 1.75 inches. .75 inch thick. $400. Both frogs at right are also by Brian. The second from right is carved of natural turquoise from the Sleeping Beauty Mine in Arizona. 1 7/8 inches long. $475. The second frog is carved from natural turquoise from a mine in the Kingman mining district. 2.25 inches long and $600.

A curpite horned lizard by Nelson Yatsattie. 3.5 inches long. $260. Next is an onyx mountain lion by Loubert & Rosella Soseeah, it is just over 2 inches long and $50. At right is a Picasso marble bear with a pink mussel shell fish in his mouth, carved by Darrin Boone. Just under 2.5 inches long and $48. A pinolith jasper rabbit by Andres Lementino, 1 5/8 inches long and $36.

By Leland Boone and Daphne Quam, a paint stone bushy tail has real character: at left he seems serious: sniffing the wind. From the other side the stone showed one happy smiling bushytail. 3 inches long and $65. The armadillo in the next two photos was made by Eric Lonjose. Carved of hematite, it is 2 inches from snout to tail and $60.

By Robert Weahkee and all carved of antler. Left to right: an owl 4 inches tall $145. A double owl 5 inches, $300. A raccoon 3.5 inches high and $110. A rabbit measuring 2 5/8 inches high and $160.

The two photos at left are of an armadillo carved from Picasso marble by Derrick Kaamasee. 2 7/8 inches long and $75. The calcite mountain lion in the two photos at right is by Daryl Shack Sr. 3 inches long and $110.

A red spiny oyster shell shrew by Dee Edaakie, measuring 2 inches long and $110. Two views of one of Daryl Shack’s rainbirds. This one is carved from alabaster, it is just over 2 inches long and $50.

Two views of an onyx bear by Evalena Boone. This one measures 2.75 inches long and is $60. A bald eagle by Darrin Boone. This one is jet and shell, 1 3/8 inches high and $30.

A picture jasper mountain lion by Danette Laate. This lovely cat has Danette’s signature inlaid sunface and turquoise dots on its back, 2 5/8 inches long and $45. A sinuous serpentine snake by Michael Coble. This one is 2.75 inches long and SOLD.

A cowrie shell turtle by Silvan Panteah (son of Abby Quam-Panteah and Clayton Panteah). Just over 3 inches long and $120. An onyx bear by Leland Boone & Daphne Quam, 2 1/8 inches high and SOLD. Third is a jasper eagle set upon an abalone shell base, carved by Bryant Yunie. Just over 1.75 inches long and $42. Last but not least is a turtle with a mosaic overlay of shells and other stones by Jayne Quam. 2.25 inches long and $75.

A frog carved from a piece of jasper that has a natural stripe of what looks to be opal. By Herbert Him, this one is 2.75 inches long and $165. Two views of a cedar porcupine by Brandon Phillips. 2 5/8 inches long and SOLD.

Three views of a nicely detailed carving of an eagle with a snake in its talons. (Click for larger views). By Wilfred Cheama, this one has a wingspan of just under 2.25 inches and is $240.

Two views of a terrific serpentine lizard carved by Eric Cheama. This reptile measures 3 5/8 inches long and is $90. A Picasso marble bat by Elfina Hustito, this one measures 2.75 inches from wing tip to wing tip. $48.

The Belgian marble mountain lion in the two photos at left was made by Loubert & Rosella Lunasee. Just over 2.25 inches long and $50. The jet rabbit with an inlaid turquoise dragonfly was carved by Clissa Martin. It is 1.5 inches long and $36.

By Claudia Peina and carved from elk antler, a double sided owl, one wide eyed and the opposite side sleeping. 2.75 inches high and $165. Two views of Sandra Quandelacy’s black lip Mother of Pearl shell corn maiden carving. This piece is just over 2.25 inches high and $150.

 

A cedar dragonfly by Brandon Phillips, 3 inches long with a wingspan of 3 inches. $48. The next two are both made by Leland and Daphne Boone. The horse is carved from onyx, 3 inches long and $60. The sodalite bobcat is 2 5/8 inches long and $60. The happy antler bear was made by Claudia Peina. 2.75 inches high and $45.

We frequently get asked if we have pouches or bags for the carvings but over the past some years they have been hard come by, but we do now. The fabric bags at left are Tibetan and are $2.50 each. We can send photos and details of others we have.

The beaded deerskin pouches are by Besty Bitsui. The first two are 2.5 by 6.25 (to the end of the beaded fringe) inches. $75 each The white deerskin pouch is 2.5 by 7 inches (also to the end of the fringe). $48.

The wonderstone bushy tail in the two photos above was made by Evalena Boone, 3 5/8 inches long and $50.

Both of the critters in the row above were made by Hiram Peynetsa. An eagle carved from black pyrite, it is just a hair under 2.5 inches long and $120. An onyx horned lizard by Douglas Martza, just over 2.5 inches long and $60. A great found stone owl by Lionel Sanchez, just under 3 inches high and $60.

A sweet found stone bear with an apple coral bird by Fred Bowannie. This duo stands 3 1/8 inches high and is 3 7/8 inches long. $450.

Two views of a bison by Curtis Garcia. Carved of limestone with fossil inclusions, it is 2 5/8 inches long and $75.

A little lion by Robert Weahkee, carved from the base of an antler, is 1.5 inches high and $130. A dendritic watermelon serpentine mountain lion by Fernando Laiwekete, 2.5 inches long and $45. A dendritic serpentine frog with a dragonfly inlaid on its back by Clissa Martin. 1 inch long and $36.

Two views of a nifty onyx bison by Lynn Quam, 2.25 inches long from tips of the horn to his tail. $60. Next is wonderful sodalite bear all ready to hit the town with his turquoise and coral necklace. Made by Eddington Hannaweeke, this one is 2.5 inches high and $125. The antler eagle at right is by Elfina Hustito, 2 3/8 inches high and $75. A sodalite bear by Eddington Hannaweeke. He is….

A great carving of four beavers by Maxx Laate. Carved of elk antler this piece measures 2.5 inches at the widest point and is just under an inch high. $150. A sweet alabaster ram by Rickson Kallestewa. It is 1.25 inches high and $80.

Two views of a beaver carved from a form of calcite that glows after exposure to light. Made by Kenric Laiwekete, it is 2 inches long and $36. By Benina Kallestewa, a little horned lizard is carved from travertine onyx, it is 1 3/8 inches long and $50.

 

The onyx badger in the two photos at left was made by Ed Lementino. It is 2.25 inches long and $36. Two views of a black marble horned lizard by Hiram Peynetsa. 2.25 inches long and $100.

By Michael Coble, this Picasso marble frog measures 1 7/8 inches long and $45. A Picasso marble coyote by Garrick Acque. 2 1/8 inches high and $60.

Two views of a serpentine turtle by Michael Coble. 2 1/8 inches long and $50. By Evalena Boone is this Jaguar? Leopard? (currently labeled as a Mountain Lion) carved from leopard jasper it is 2 3/8 inches long and $45.

 

A Picasso marble eagle by Stephen Lonjose, 1.75 inches high and $45. A Picasso marble elephant by Calvert Bowannie is 1.75 inches from trunk to tail and $36.

Two views of a handsome fox carved of azurite/malachite by Loren Tsalabutie from Zuni. From nose to tail he is 3.75 inches long and $350.

By Vickie Quandelacy, a blue snail shell carving featuring two corn maidens adorned with pen shell, coral, Mother of Pearl shell and turquoise, it is 3.25 inches high and 2.75 inches wide. $500.

The first two carvings in the row above are by Abby Quam-Panteah and are both carved from spiny oyster shell. A bear measuring 1 5/8 inches long and $75. Next is a mountain lion that is 1.75 inches long and $75. The japser otter with jet pup was made by Steven Natachu. This one is 2 3/8 inches long and $45.

A very nice marble? recycled countertop? bison with a very neat mosaic inlay landscape by Lynn and Jayne Quam. 5 inches long and $240.

A pocket sized bear carved of jet by Pansy Natachu. 1.5 inches long and $65. A mother of pearl shell butterfly with inlaid dots of coral, turquoise, lapis and jet by Cheryl Beyuka. It is just under 3 inches wide and $225.

A red onyx eagle by Alvin Calavaza. Just over 2 1/8 inches high and $45. At right are two views of an onyx Zuni woman carved by Chad Quandelacy. 1.75 inches high and $75.

Two photos are of a cedar alligator by Alvin Calavaza. It is 4.5 inches long and $45.

Two views of Picasso marble mountain lion by Rickson Kallestewa, 3.5 inches long and $75. The mountain lion is by Mike Mahooty. It is 3.75 inches long and $90.

Enrike Leekya has been busy fashioning a wonderful range of animals. All are carved from Zuni travertine. Above, left to right: The anteater is 3.5 inches long and $75. A kangaroo! 2 5/8 inches high and $60. horse, 2.75 inches long and $60.

Below: A Moose, 2 7/8 inches long and $90. A Ram, 2.5 inches long and $60. The Elk is 2.75 inches long and $90.