Zuni Selenite Buffalo Fetish by Todd Etsate

Channel sacred white buffalo medicine, purity, grounding energy, and spiritual abundance with the Zuni Selenite Buffalo Fetish, hand-carved by respected Zuni Pueblo artist Todd Etsate. Sculpted from luminous white selenite featuring a silky, fibrous sheen, this bison carving showcases carved turquoise horns, bright inlaid turquoise eyes, and soft etched fur lines along its shoulder hump. In Zuni culture, the buffalo symbolizes endurance, prosperity, fulfillment of basic needs, and sacred strength, while white selenite is associated with clarity, peace, and spiritual light.

Measuring 1 1/2 × 1/2 × 1 1/3 inches, this carving displays a well-proportioned silhouette, subtle texture, and striking color contrast. 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 Todd Etsate, luminous natural white selenite, carved turquoise horns and inlaid turquoise eyes, symbolizes buffalo medicine, clarity, strength, and abundance.

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