Rams
Rams were popular spirit animals to the ancient people. They provided food and clothing and were an omen of prosperity. Today goats are still important to the native people.
Turquoise Ram by carver Roy Davis. Such lovely green turquoise, and only an inch long. Plus those fine round horns, those big dark eyes - what a guy.
Carved serpentine Ram fetish has a heartline inlaid. The heartline increase the energy and power to the spirit animal. This Ram measures 6 inches by 4 1/4 inches.
Rams are common subjects found in pueblo imagery. They provide increase in flocks and plentiful food. This serpentine Ram measures 6 and 1/2 inches long.
Carved serpentine Ram has an inlaid heartline of a combination of stones. Turquoise, jet and coral make up the line that gives the spirit animal extra energy, and power.
Serpentine carved Ram fetish has an inlaid heartline, that provides extra power to the animal spirit. The heartline is a combination of turquoise, shell and coral. The Ram energy is generally known for increasing flocks, which was essential to the people for food and clothing.
"Anasazi Pan" is a serigraph petroglyph image on acid-free paper by Jan Thompson. Matted and framed, 10-1/4" x 11-1/4". Call to ask if it's in the Gallery.
