Zuni REPTILE Fetish Carvings
Snakes, Serpents, Lizards, Alligators, Avanyus
Any item with a price over $50 may be purchased on interest-free terms.
20% down and monthly payments in amounts YOU establish.
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Karen Zunie Zuni lizard fetish carving.
Carved by Karen Zunie, Zuni, from fossil
This Zuni fetish carving may be shipped FREE to any address in the 48 mainland United States.
2" x 1" x 2.5" - #E111
Melvin Sandoval lizard fetish carving
This lizard carries a dolomite coloring on its back, as if to camouflage itself, By Melvin Sandoval, San Felipe,
Ships FREE to addresses within the 48 mainland United States.
3 " x 1" x .5"
Louis Chavez Zuni lizard fetish carving
Carved from striped dolomite, with sinuous tail,
by Louis Chavez, Zuni.
ZuniLink will provide a Certificate of Authenticity if requested.
This item ships FREE within the 48 mainland United States.
3/4" x 4 1/2" x 1 1/2" #RS08
Louis Chavez Zuni lizard fetish carving
Carved from serpentine, with sinuous tail,
by Louis Chavez, Zuni
This Zuni fetish carving may be shipped FREE to any address in the 48 mainland United States.
1/2" x 5 1/4" x 1 1/4" #RS28
Russell Shack Zuni Lizard and Young Lizard
A juvenile lizard hitches a ride on an adult lizards back. Russell Shack of Zuni carved it from black marble and etched the skin.
This Zuni fetish carving may be shipped FREE to any address in the 48 mainland United States.
1 1/4" x 6 3/4" x 1" #RS48
Fabian Tsethlikai Zuni lizard fetish carving
Material - Picasso marble
ZuniLink will provide a Certificate of Authenticity if requested.
Ships FREE to any address in the 48 mainland United States.
Size - 1/4" x 2 1/2" #SH12
Fabian Tsethlikai Zuni lizard fetish carving
Material - grey marble
ZuniLink will provide a Certificate of Authenticity if requested.
Ships FREE to any address in the 48 mainland United States.
Size - 1/4" x 2 1/2" #SX59
When Salvador Romero sensed the spirit of the coiled snake in a stone picked up from the ground, he knew what to do with it.
The outcome was this “ceremonial” snake bowl. It’s 5” in diameter by 1/2” thick.
Put a little bit of crushed turquoise or corn meal in it and who knows what happens next.