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"Young at Heart"
Bernard Laiwakete, Zuni - Bear Fetish Carving

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 Authentic Native American Bear Fetish of orthocera by Zuni Bernard Laiwakete

material
orthocera, turquoise, Read about stones
length
1 3/4"
height
5/8"
width
3/8"
hallmarks
inscribed: BL ZUNI
artist
Bernard Laiwakete, Zuni

Native American Indian Jewelry and Fetish Carving booksBernard Laiwakete's work is featured in Zuni Fetishes and Carvings by Kent McManis.

Authentic Native American Bear Fetish of orthocera by Zuni Bernard Laiwakete

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"Young at Heart"
Bernard Laiwakete, Zuni
Bear Fetish Carving

FB871 - $48 plus s/h
(ONLY ONE AVAILABLE)

Authentic Native American Bear Fetish of orthocera by Zuni Bernard Laiwakete

Authentic Native American Bear Fetish of orthocera by Zuni Bernard Laiwakete

Turquoise eyes and heartline.

Authentic Native American Bear Fetish of orthocera by Zuni Bernard Laiwakete

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Native American Jewelry Blog tips and iinformationWhat is an Animal Fetish?

A fetish is a rock carving of an animal that captures the spirit and the essence of the animal, not necessarily its exact detailed conformation. A fetish represents relationship and unity. Read more about fetishes.

Indian Bear Symbolism

Bear is considered the most powerful of all of the animals and is one of the most popular subjects of fetish carvers. Bear is a spiritual guide and represents strength and self-knowledge. He also has supernatural powers, great healing powers. Bear is a symbol deliberate action, introspection, soul and insight for the past and the future. The Bear is the guardian of the West and

What is an Orthocera?

Orthoceras were the earliest recognizable animals and were able to swim and crawl. Orthoceras ranged in size from a few inches to over six feet long. When they died, their shells fell to the ocean floor and over the years minerals replaced the animals' organic matter turning them to stone.

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