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Lebert Kaskalla: Serpentine, Coyote

Lebert Kaskalla: Serpentine, Coyote

Kas-kall-a


This striking coyote carving is expertly carved from rich green serpentine, its surface displaying a range of deep forest and mossy tones that give the piece a natural, earthy vibrancy. The stone’s smooth polish enhances the graceful curves of the coyote’s body, highlighting the lifted head, alert ears, and carefully carved musculature as it sits in a howling posture.

Its bright turquoise eyes provide a vivid contrast against the green serpentine, bringing life, energy, and a watchful intensity to the carving. The combination of the coyote’s poised, expressive form and the luminous turquoise creates a visually striking focal point.

In Zuni tradition, the coyote symbolizes cleverness, adaptability, and communication, and this sculpture beautifully captures that spirit. The green serpentine adds grounding energy and vitality, making this piece both a meaningful cultural symbol and an elegant work of art.

Coyote (Suski): is called “the trickster” in numerous cultures. Life, however, is the real trickster and Coyote understands this. By accepting situations as they are and dealing with the unexpected willingly and eagerly, Coyote survives. Coyotes shows us that life is unpredictable and uncontrollable and that unexpected occurrences can be viewed as opportunities, not misfortunes. Coyote’s wisdom teaches us to live in the moment and wonder at it all.

Dimensions: Length: 7/8" X Width: 3/8" X Height: 1 1/4" Donated

Regular price $45.00 USD
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