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Abby Panteah: Spiny Oyster, Bear Gail Lucio Arvella’s rabbit looking in the

Abby Panteah: Spiny Oyster, Bear Gail Lucio Arvella’s rabbit looking in thePan te ah This piece embodies the raw power and majestic presence of these magnificent creatures, capturing their essence in a way that is both striking and profound. It serves as a reminder of the beauty and complexity of nature, inviting us to connect with the primal energy that courses through all living things. Bear (Anshe): Bear was the principal animal for the Pueblo People and they are the most prevalent subject of Zuni fetishes. Dimensions:

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Description

Arvella’s rabbit looking in the stump is such a fine piece of scenery

the buffalo symbolizes abundance

Length 1 1/2" X Width 1 9/16" X Height 1/2"

these elements create a harmonious blend of aesthetic beauty and profound symbolism

enhancing its lifelike appearance

Abby Panteah: Spiny Oyster, Bear Gail Lucio Arvella’s rabbit looking in thePan te ah This piece embodies the raw power and majestic presence of these magnificent creatures, capturing their essence in a way that is both striking and profound. It serves as a reminder of the beauty and complexity of nature, inviting us to connect with the primal energy that courses through all living things. Bear (Anshe): Bear was the principal animal for the Pueblo People and they are the most prevalent subject of Zuni fetishes. Dimensions:

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