After hatching from an egg, the tadpole, sometimes called a 'polliwog', is gill-breathing and legless, moving itself by means of a tail. During the period of metamorphosis it develops lungs, legs, and other organs of an adult Frog, losing its tail. Sweetly carved of turquoise with red coral inlaid eyes, Debra's tadpole is 1 3/4" long and about 5/8" tall. - $54.00

Freddie's hitchhiking Frog is just swell, traveling the great Southwest with a pen shell sign etched with the words 'Gallup'. Of the prettiest specimen of Zuni travertine, this trekker is about 3 1/8" tall and 1 1/2" deep, with pen shell shoes. - $80.00

Australian serpentine is Debra's material of choice for carving this wonderful Frog trio! About 2 3/4" long and a bit over 1" tall. - $90.00

Zuni Pueblo pottery is quite popular these days! You can own an affordable and authentic piece of Zuni pottery with this fabulous clay Turtle, all hand formed and hand painted by Carlos. A big Frog and tadpoles decorate this reptile's shell. About 5 1/2" long, 4 5/8" wide and 1 5/8" tall. - $70.00