Eagle Antler Fetish, by Garrick Weeka Tim Pitsiulak Ojibwe Izhitwaawin (Our Culture)

Ojibwe Izhitwaawin (Our Culture)

abalone and coral are some of the materials this traditional artist uses for her hand-crafted necklace of hand carved bird and bear fetishes

17" x 9" x 4" (Hat) 24" x 12" x 10" (Overall)

this Kachina doll is called Monongya and participates in mixed Katsina dances and the Powamuya Ceremony

1844 Celestial Map

Eagle Antler Fetish, by Garrick Weeka Tim Pitsiulak Ojibwe Izhitwaawin (Our Culture)Eagle of Elk Antler Garrick and his well known family of carves create an abundance of different animals and birds; in this case, Garrick finely etches elk antler and brings to life an Eagle with inset turquoise eyes. 1 inch at widest, 2 3 4 inches tall Garrick Weeka, Zuni Pueblo, New Mexico