keshi the zuni connection zuni fetishes and jewelry from the Zuni Pueblo

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The fox (Łanako) is often called “sly,” and this quality may be attributed to the way this creature camouflages itself while silently observing the world around it. The fox’s senses are ever alert, so that it may avoid any danger for itself and its closely bonded family. Twenty-one types of foxes exist around the planet, and in various cultures they are associated with the feminine, as well as with the supernatural, including sixth sense perception, invisibility, and shapeshifting.

Fox medicine can remind us not to reveal too much too soon, or that exercising discretion and restraint can be key to self-empowerment. One great gift of fox medicine is that they can adapt well to most anything for the good of the self and clan, so they will most certainly survive, dwelling comfortably in the borderlands and twilight, always allowing for a bit of amusement and magic along the way.

 Animal Fetish Necklace by Sarah Leekya  Coyote Pair by Lorandina Sheche  Rainbow Pup by Lena Boone  Six Directions by Wilfred Cheama Bear Pendant Necklace  by Stewart Quandelacy Coyote Partners by Marnella Kucate Diminutive Directional Set by Daisy & LaVies Natewa Directional Set by Andres Quandelacy Double Strand Amber Fetish Necklace & Earring Set by Lena Boone Fox Pair by Jayne Quam Many Animals Fetish Necklace by Marcel Chase Weahkee Older Fetish Necklace by Dinah & Peter Gasper On The Trail Bushy Tail by Delvin Leekya Serpentine Pup by Stewart Alonzo, Dine-Laguna Traditional Bushy Tail by Sarah Leekya White Bushy Tail by Bernard Laiwakete White Marble Canine by Stewart Quandelacy Zuni Stone Bushy Tail by Delvin Leekya