Description
This eagle fetish from Zuni artist Jerrold Weeka is an exquisite example of Pueblo craftsmanship. Handcrafted from deer antler contains natural porous texture, adding dimension and texture to the piece.
Weeka has used his skills to depicted an eagle perched. In Zuni culture, eagles are revered animals seen as guardians of the world above. Beautiful and inspiring, this highly detailed and sculptural fetish celebrates the power of a distinguished animal.
Eagle measures 1" long and wide, stands 3-1/8" tall. Comes with a certificate of authenticity.
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