Dee Edaakie: Ivory Stone, Bear Lynn Quam We-coo-tee

We-coo-tee

The vibrant hues ranging from shades of green to reddish-brown add depth and character to this remarkable carving

inviting you to run your fingers along its mesmerizing surface

The use of elk horn as a medium adds a unique texture and natural element to the piece

with its unique color patterns that almost resemble an abstract painting

Dee Edaakie: Ivory Stone, Bear Lynn Quam We-coo-teeE dah key The texture and color of the ivory stone gave it a unique and natural charm. As I observed it from different angles, I couldn't help but feel a sense of awe at the skills of Dee, the way the bear was captured mid step added an element of motion to the sculpture, making it even more fascinating. 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