Fred Bowannie: Zuni Stone/Travertine, Bear with Squirrel Emery Eriacho (d) Length 2 3/4"X Width 1"

Length 2 3/4"X Width 1" X Height 1 1/2"

Dimensions: Length 2 15/16" X Width 1 1/4" X Height 7/8" Donation

Dimensions: Length: 5" X Width: 1 1/4" X Height: 1 3/4" Purchased

Dimensions: Length: 2" X Width: 1 9/16" X Height: 1/2" Purchased

As mountain lions are seen as powerful symbols in Native American culture

Fred Bowannie: Zuni Stone/Travertine, Bear with Squirrel Emery Eriacho (d) Length 2 3/4"X Width 1"Bow won knee The intricate detailing on the bear's fur and the smooth finish of the squirrel make this piece truly eye catching. The combination of colors, from the warm tones of the Zuni stone to the golden hues of travertine, creates a visually appealing contrast that adds to its charm. Bear (Anshe): Bear was the principal animal for the Pueblo People and they are the most prevalent subject of Zuni fetishes. Bear fetishes are used for healing,