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"Rooter"
Javalina by Derrick Kaamasee, Zuni

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"Rooter"
javalina fetish carving
Derrick Kaamasee, Zuni
(ONLY ONE AVAILABLE)

FO370 - $95 plus s/h

Authentic Native American javalina fetish by Zuni artisan Derrick Kaamasee

material
pipestone, turquoise, read about stones
size
2 3/4" long
2" tall
1" wide
hallmarks
inscribed: DK ZUNI
artist
Derrick Kaamasee, Zuni

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Authentic Native American javalina fetish by Zuni artisan Derrick Kaamasee

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Authentic Native American javalina fetish by Zuni artisan Derrick Kaamasee

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Authentic Native American javalina fetish by Zuni artisan Derrick Kaamasee

Authentic Native American javalina fetish carving by Zuni artisan Derrick Kaamasee

What is a Javalina?

Javelinas, are pig-like mammals with snouts and tusks that resemble wild boars. They have grizzled black and gray hair with a distinctive white collar around their shoulders. They are common in the deserts, scrublands, and even urban fringes of the southwestern United States, particularly Arizona and Texas.

About Pipestone

Pipestone, also known as catlinite, is a form of clay called argillite with a high iron content that colors it a deep red to pale orange. Pipestone was discovered in southwestern Minnesota by the Sioux Indians, who consider it a sacred material and use it to carve pipes and other ceremonial objects. It is easy to carve because of its lack of quartz. The catlinite quarries located at Pipestone National Monument are considered sacred to many Native American people. Read more about Sacred Red Pipestone from Minnesota.

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