Zuni mountain rock bushy tail (Coyote, Wolf, or Fox). 4" long and 2" tall. - $120.00

A remarkable set of six directions, carved by Brian from antler. Brian is the only carver we've seen to carve his set wrapped in blankets, and his explanation was that he wanted them to be "warm." To Keshi, they appear as wise elder animals, and deserve a place of honor! Sizes range from 4" to 5 1/8". Included are Eagle of the sky, Mole of the ground, Badger of the south, Mountain lion of the north, Wolf (or Suski) of the east, and Bear of the west. - $900.00

Carved from serpentine sometimes referred to as 'wormwood', 'wormhole', or 'tijilite', this single piece represents each of the six directions. Eagle for the sky, Mole (carved on the underside) for the earth, Bear representing the West, Wolf represents the East, Badger for the South, and Mountain lion for the North. Each with turquoise eyes.
3 1/2" long, 2" tall, and 2 1/4" wide. The Cheama family was the first to create the set of six directions from one single stone, with the mole hidden underneath. - $340.00

Kokokeshe means "good or beautiful katchina." These summer Rain Dancers are emerging from the Kiva, possibly making their way to the pueblo's plaza. This brilliant reproduction is the first poster ever made from a Duane Dishta painting. Richard Wolfe, who lived and worked on Zuni many years ago, was responsible for the printing of this piece. He recently came across his forgotten stack of these posters, and has sold the remaining to Keshi. We are thrilled to be able to offer such an affordable rarity. Paper size approximately 23" x 29". Image size approximately 16" x 20". Shipped rolled. - $60.00