Freddie Leekya: Zuni Stone, Beaver Hudson Sandy The contrast between the orange

The contrast between the orange alabaster and the carved bear adds an element of visual interest that is impossible to ignore

as if perched in quiet observation

This piece serves as a testament to the skill and talent of Calbert who carved it

Cheama's ability to flawlessly execute this piece demonstrates his advanced technical skills and deep understanding of stone carving techniques

bring an element of tranquility and wisdom to the bear

Freddie Leekya: Zuni Stone, Beaver Hudson Sandy The contrast between the orangeLee kya The warm tan stone forms a smooth, natural body, giving the beaver a grounded, earthy presence. Its turquoise eyes glimmer with alertness and curiosity, bringing life and character to the carving. The pennshell nose adds a subtle, polished contrast, while the mother of pearl teeth shimmer delicately, highlighting the beavers signature feature with realistic detail. In its paws, the beaver holds a stick, cleverly envisioned as a walking stick,