Native Zuni Amazing Turquoise Eagle holding a Fish by Derrick Kaamasee C2826

TL;DR: Native Zuni turquoise eagle fetish by Derrick Kaamasee, USD 135.00, 1.75 inches tall, a museum-quality collectible from Two Ponies Trading.

The Native Zuni Amazing Turquoise Eagle holding a Fish by Derrick Kaamasee C2826 is a museum-quality Zuni fetish. It is 1.75 inches tall, 1.25 inches deep, and 1.1 inches wide, featuring coral eyes and signed by the carver.

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Native Zuni Amazing Turquoise Eagle holding a Fish by Derrick Kaamasee C2826

You are looking at an AMAZING Museum Quality turquoise Eagle holding a fish in its talons Zuni fetish made by MASTER CARVER Derrick Kaamasee. Eagle is 1.75" tall and 1.25" deep by 1.1" wide. Features coral eyes and great detail!! Bottom is signed DK, Zuni. Great opportunity to get a fantastic carving from one of the best living carvers.

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Native Zuni Amazing Turquoise Eagle holding a Fish by Derrick Kaamasee C2826 starting_price $135.00 high
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the price of the Native Zuni Turquoise Eagle?

The price of Native Zuni Amazing Turquoise Eagle holding a Fish by Derrick Kaamasee C2826 is USD 135.00.

Is the Native Zuni Eagle in stock?

Yes, 1 out of 1 variants of Native Zuni Amazing Turquoise Eagle holding a Fish by Derrick Kaamasee C2826 is in stock.

What type of product is the Native Zuni Eagle?

Native Zuni Amazing Turquoise Eagle holding a Fish by Derrick Kaamasee C2826 is a collectible Zuni fetish, categorized under Native American Fetishes & Totems.

Who makes the Native Zuni Turquoise Eagle?

Native Zuni Amazing Turquoise Eagle holding a Fish by Derrick Kaamasee C2826 is made by master carver Derrick Kaamasee.