Zuni Mahogany Obsidian Buffalo Fetish Roger Shebola

Channel abundance, sacred strength, grounding energy, and spiritual protection with the Zuni Mahogany Obsidian Buffalo Fetish, hand-carved by respected Zuni Pueblo artist Roger Shebola. Sculpted from natural mahogany obsidian displaying reddish-brown iron veining mixed with deep obsidian black matrix, this powerful bison figure features incised fur texturing along its prominent shoulder hump, vibrant blue carved turquoise horns, and inlaid turquoise eyes. In Zuni tradition, the buffalo (bison) is celebrated as a sacred symbol of endurance, prosperity, fulfillment of needs, and deep earth medicine.

Measuring 2 2/3 × 1/2 × 1 2/3 inches, this carving displays a robust silhouette, textured fur etchings, and fine Southwestern stone craftsmanship. 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 Roger Shebola, natural mahogany obsidian stone, carved turquoise horns and inlaid turquoise eyes, incised shoulder fur texturing, symbolizes buffalo medicine, strength, grounding, and abundance.

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