Zuni Travertine Onyx Badger Fetish by Artist Reynold Lunasee

Embrace the determined spirit and tenacious energy of Zuni tradition with the Zuni Travertine Onyx Badger Fetish, hand-carved by acclaimed Zuni Pueblo artist Reynold Lunasee. Sculpted from genuine banded travertine onyx—a natural stone showcasing warm golden-amber and terracotta striping—this low-profile badger carving features finely inlaid turquoise eyes that bring its expression to life. In Zuni culture, the badger represents tenacity, courage, healing, and a deep connection to the earth’s roots and medicinal plants.

Measuring $2\frac{1}{2} \times \frac{2}{3} \times \frac{2}{3}$ inches, this one-of-a-kind stone fetish displays smooth, polished contours that accent the natural linear banding of the mineral layers. Handcrafted with care, it preserves authentic Southwestern Native American carving traditions. Ideal for collectors of authentic Zuni art, sacred animal fetishes, and fine stone sculptures.

• Best Uses: Personal protective amulet, altar display, sacred animal collection, desk guardian, or a meaningful gift for collectors of Southwestern Native American art.

• Key Highlights: Hand-carved by Zuni artist Reynold Lunasee, natural banded travertine onyx stone, inlaid turquoise eyes, symbolizes badger medicine, perseverance, and grounding.

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