Wny fetish mades

Made by Kerwin Davenport, Meskwaki tribal member. Buffalo are seen as spiritually powerful in many tribes, especially in the Great Plains region; their horns and hides were often used for regalia and religious artifacts, and they are viewed as symbols of honor and generosity. In other tribal regions, buffalo are not considered as sacred as they are in Plains and Plateau tribes, but they still play positive roles in most Native American folklore, frequently associated with strength, endurance, and protection. This can be custom ordered, note the beading will vary and can turn out slightly different.

Bernard Laiwakete is one of six brothers with a reputation for modern contemporary work that has firm links to the past traditions. This makes his work sought after by collectors of traditional zuni pieces. He is noted for his fine precision inlay work. American Indians have used fetishes throughout recorded history. A fetish is an object believed to have magic powers. These, made by artists among the Zuni Indians of New Mexico all relate to animals and are carved in semi precious stones.

The legendary albino Buffalo was considered sacred and a sign of good luck. This handsome Buffalo Fetish is made from hand-carved white marble. Never start a supplement program without first consulting your physician. Supplements are not intended to diagnose, prevent, cure or treat any disease.

Masterfully crafted by famed Navajo stone carver Jefferson Howe. Strung on a 21" necklace of pen shell and turquoise color heishi. As the Navajo fetish legend goes, if the artist doesn't feel the spirit of the animal in the stone, it is discarded and a new carving is started.