Zuni Fish Stone Eagle Fetish by Gilbert Lonjose

Channel higher perspective, spiritual connection, strength, and divine vision with the Zuni Fish Stone Eagle Fetish, hand-carved by respected Zuni Pueblo artist Gilbert Lonjose. Sculpted in a proud perched posture from natural cream-colored Fish stone (fossilized stone) with subtle warm earthen undertones, this eagle features a prominent hooked beak, detailed scale-like feather etching along its shoulders, vertical wing grooves, and bright inlaid turquoise eyes. In Zuni culture, the eagle is revered as the Master of the Sky, guardian of the Zenith (Above), and a sacred messenger that carries prayers to the divine, symbolizing clarity, courage, balance, and spiritual elevation.

Measuring 1 × 1 × 1 1/2 inches, this carving displays smooth polished contours, distinctive feather textures, and soft natural stone hues. Handcrafted with precision, it connects ancient Zuni animal symbolism with authentic Native American lapidary art. An exceptional addition to any Zuni fetish collection, medicine bag, or sacred display space.

• Best Uses: Personal protective guardian, native art collection, altar centerpiece, desk accent, or a meaningful gift for collectors of Southwestern Native American art.

• Key Highlights: Hand-carved by Zuni Pueblo carver Gilbert Lonjose, natural cream Fish stone matrix, bright inlaid turquoise eyes, detailed shoulder feather carving, symbolizes eagle medicine, higher perspective, spiritual elevation, and divine vision.

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