Rosella Lunasee & Loubert Soseeah: Serpentine, Sitting Bear Brian Yatsattie Dimensions: Length: 2" X Width:

Dimensions: Length: 2" X Width: 1 1/2" X Height: 3/4" Made 1990s

making it the visual focal point—a symbol of sustenance

It's truly a masterpiece that highlights the natural beauty of both the materials used and the animal itself

Dimensions: Length: 2 9/16" X Width: 1 1/4" X Height: 7/8" Donated

This charming little creature is not only a work of art but also holds deep spiritual significance for many Native American tribes who believe that turtles symbolize longevity

Rosella Lunasee & Loubert Soseeah: Serpentine, Sitting Bear Brian Yatsattie Dimensions: Length: 2" X Width:Lu na see & So see ah This masterpiece exudes an ethereal glow. The lime green hue of the Serpentine is simply breathtaking, radiating a sense of tranquility and harmony. Every curve and contour of the bear has been impeccably crafted with such precision, showcasing the immense talent of these artists. Bear (Anshe): Bear was the principal animal for the Pueblo People and they are the most prevalent subject of Zuni fetishes. Bear fetishes are used for