Jayne Quam Butterfly Mosaic Inlay Formidable Muskox and hopes of being seen

and hopes of being seen as worthy by the sentient whales who willingly sacrificed their existence in furtherance of The Life Force to which we all belong

Gina Brooks etched birch bark hat

The basket is in very good condition

Second is the square shape: the vast majority of baleen baskets are round

Jayne Quam Butterfly Mosaic Inlay Formidable Muskox and hopes of being seenJayne Quam Butterfly Mosaic Inlay A charming butterfly with mosaic inlay wings. The stone appears to be sedimentary, possibly a type of sandstone. Jayne Quam is Navajo and married Lynn Quam, from the Zuni Pueblo. Together they carve animals in the Zuni tradition. Jayne's carvings are often distingueshed by mosaic inlay. 2 1 8 inches wide x 1 inch high