Moles

Jonus Hustito carved this long sleek mole from gleaming white marble and inlaid jet eyes.  The paws, fur, ears and nose are delicately carved.  More about moles below.

Size: .375" x 3.5" L x 1" W

Moles are underground creatures who hold a special place for many Native Americans as guardians of Mother Earth.  Some of them can barely see, yet they navigate their way through the dark earth with great skill.  They can be helpful for assisting in understanding our own deep internal landscape.  Currently seen by many people as pests, they have the important role of keeping the underground aerated and lived undisturbed for hundreds of thousands of years before humans arrived.

Traditionally, Zuni carvings are symbolically fed cornmeal.   Each Zuni fetish comes in a box with a descriptive card and a tiny bit of corn meal to tide them over until they reach you.

This elegant mole was carved by Ephran Chavez out of Picasso Marble.  The mouth, ears, and nose are delicately carved.  Ephran inlaid turquoise dots for eyes, above each leg, the tail, and under the neck.  It is highly polished and beautiful!

Size: .5" H x 3" L x 1" W

Moles are mainly underground creatures.  They hold a special place for many Native Americans as guardians of Mother Earth.  Some of them can barely see, yet they navigate their way through the dark earth with great skill.  Currently seen by many people as pests, they have the important role of keeping the underground aerated and lived undisturbed for hundreds of thousands of years before humans arrived.

Traditionally, Zuni carvings are symbolically fed cornmeal.   Each Zuni fetish comes in a box with a descriptive card and a tiny bit of corn meal to tide them over until they reach you.

Zuni carver, Jerold Lahaleon, carved this little pink mole fetish from 1.alabaster with turquoise eyes,  He carved a nice long tail that can be seen on the back.

size: .25" H x 1.625" L x .75" W

Moles are mainly underground creatures.  They hold a special place for many Native Americans as guardians of Mother Earth.  Some of them can barely see, yet they navigate their way through the dark earth with great skill.  Currently seen by many people as pests, they have the important role of keeping the underground aerated and lived undisturbed for hundreds of thousands of years before humans arrived.

Traditionally, Zuni carvings are symbolically fed cornmeal.  Each Zuni fetish comes in a box with a descriptive card and a tiny bit of corn meal to tide them over until they reach you.