Cochiti Fetish Carvings
Pueblo people have long carved and used stone fetishes in ceremonies. Although the Zuni are best known for these, the carvings of other Pueblo people are equally authentic and collectible. These Cochiti carvings are created of locally found native stones.
Pueblo people have long carved and used stone fetishes in ceremonies. Although the Zuni are best known for these, the carvings of other Pueblo people are equally authentic and collectible. These Cochiti carvings are created of locally found native stones.
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Salvador Romero red Navajo sandstone owl 5" high by 3-1/2" wide by 2" long, $180. Ears up and one wing outstretched. |
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Salvador Romero yellow Pueblo stone snake offering bowl, 1-1/2” high by 6-1/2” diameter, $200. The yellow crust is natural desert "varnish." |
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Salvador Romero dark basalt snake carving, 3/4” high by 3” diameter, $120. Although without a defined bowl, the coil grooves are deep enough to hold cornmeal for an offering. |
Salvador Romero sandstone bobcat fetish, 1-3/4” high by 3-1/4” long by 3/4” wide, $110. This is a typical length for a bobcat tail.
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Salvador Romero wolf and bobcat pair of found Pueblo stones tied together with sinew, 2" high by 4-1/4" long by 2" wide, $180. |
Salvador Romero rhyolite bobcat, 4 1/2” long by 2 3/4” high, $178. A nice chipped arrow point for the bundle.
Please call 505-243-0414 or 877-606-0543 toll-free, email greydog@greydogtrading.com,
or visit us in Old Town Albuquerque to place your order.
A portion of all sales by Grey Dog Trading go directly to The Zuni Fetish Museum. Zuni Fetish Museum
or visit us in Old Town Albuquerque to place your order.
A portion of all sales by Grey Dog Trading go directly to The Zuni Fetish Museum. Zuni Fetish Museum
