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7" by 5" Genuine Marble Animal Flat Table Fetish Coyote and Moon Sculpture

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7" by 5" Genuine Marble Animal Flat Table Fetish Coyote and Moon Sculpture
7" by 5" Genuine Marble Animal Flat Table Fetish Coyote and Moon Sculpture
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7" by 5" Genuine Marble Animal Flat Table Fetish Coyote and Moon Sculpture

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1" by 5" by 7" and can stand or lie flat

This sculpture, the perfect piece of traditional southwestern décor, was finely hand-carved out of genuine marble to create the traditional animal image of the coyote howling to the moon. The coyote has a band of gold lip (Mother of Pearl) around its neck. These fetishes have a lovely glow with their natural soft stone look in colors orange-brown and black. These fetishes would be great decorations and conversation pieces for any home. You will receive one of these top quality Animal Table Fetish Sculptures pictured below.

Native Americans have always felt a special connection to nature. The belief that all things in nature have a spirit is an integral part of their religion which is part of what makes their creation of fetishes so important to their culture. Fetishes are Native American carving of animals, humans or supernatural figurines believed to have inherent power. The most renowned fetish carvers are the Zuni, who call themselves Asiwi (Ah-she-wee), but many Native American tribes create and use fetishes. It is a Zuni belief that animals are more powerful and like their deities than man. They also believe that both practical and spiritual power reside within their fetishes. The Zuni have used fetishes for many purposes: to make game more plentiful, to enable hunters to catch game and to use in curing ceremonies. They may also be used as protection for the community as well as individuals. There are two major groupings of fetishes (and some overlap): protective or healing animals, hunting and prey animals. For example, the mountain lion, an animal of both groups, is a source of leadership and resourcefulness. The bear, protective or healing animal, symbolizes strength, introspection, and a spiritual journey though life. The white bear is medicine. The coyote is a hunting animal of laughter, humor and foolishness, the master trickster who tricks himself. Zuni fetishes are totemic and feature inlaid eyes and heart lines, while those of the Navajo are often known as storytellers and are included in fetish necklaces that serve as mnemonics for traditional stories.

SKU 4914-CL
Weight 5.0 lb
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Price $92.00

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