Bernard Laiwakete Wild Horse Coyote Zuni Fetish Native American

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Coyote Carving by Bernard LaiwaketeZuni Pueblo FetishZuni coyote fetishes represent laughter, humor, and foolishness. Abstract in form, this coyote has a large, bushy tail and its head raised in a howl. With turquoise eyes and a heartline, the coyote is wonderfully caved out of wild horse. Zuni fetish carver, Bernard Laiwakete created this coyote fetish.Signed2 1/4″ tall x 2 3/8" long x 1/2″ wideZuni fetishes are carvings made from various materials by the Zuni people. Traditionally, fetishes served a ceremonial purpose for their creators and they represented animals and figures that were part of their culture. Today, as a form of Native American Art, they are sold to collectors worldwide. With a myriad of materials like turquoise, shell, jet, marble, serpentine, and much more, Zuni fetish carvers are able to create carvings in a style of their own.Native American Art