Zuni Fetish Carvings Bowl, turquoise and 6 directional animals - Lena Boone 6" x 7 1/2 #ZLPM71

$850.00

Fetish bowls are made for preserving and feeding Zuni fetish carvings. This one was created by Lena Boone of the Teddy Weahkee carving lineage.
Fetish bowls are made to shelter and feed fetish carvings. In this case, carvings are attached on the sides of the bowl, with one or two lodged inside. The fetishes are carved from various stones. Ground cornmeal is included to feed the fetishes. #ZLPM71 - 6" x 7.5" diameter

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A circular hole in the side of the bowl allows the fetishes to be fed from time to time. This bowl was created with crushed turquoise over the exterior by the grand-daughter of Teddy Weahkee. With turquoise prices on the rise, it is rare to see pot slipped with real crushed turquoise.

A circular hole in the side of the bowl allows the fetishes to be fed from time to time. This bowl was created with crushed turquoise over the exterior by the grand-daughter of Teddy Weahkee. With turquoise prices on the rise, it is rare to see pot slipped with real crushed turquoise.

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Zuni Fetish Carvings Bowl, turquoise and 6 directional animals - Lena Boone 6" x 7 1/2 #ZLPM71

Additional Info

A circular hole in the side of the bowl allows the fetishes to be fed from time to time. This bowl was created with crushed turquoise over the exterior by the grand-daughter of Teddy Weahkee. With turquoise prices on the rise, it is rare to see pot slipped with real crushed turquoise.

Please note: When you access the shopping cart, you will enter a secure encrypted page, as indicated with the preface "HTTPS", signifying that your data is secure when submitted.

If you are interested in other Native American Indian art, such as Pueblo Pottery; Navajo Folk Art, Inuit or Eskimo Art, Australian Aboriginal Art or African Tribal Art, please click on the appropriate link on the right. ——————->>>> Or below if on a smartphone.

If you are interested in other Native American Indian art, such as Pueblo Pottery; Navajo Folk Art, Inuit or Eskimo Art, Australian Aboriginal Art or African Tribal Art, please click on the appropriate link on the right. ——————->>>>
Or below if on a smartphone.