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(1928- )

The dolomite coyote has warm, earthy tones—ranging from soft beige and sandy rose to muted coral or cream. The stone’s natural warmth gives this coyote a gentle, grounded presence. Its body is carved with smooth, flowing lines, capturing the graceful lean of a desert-dwelling trickster. Standing beside it is the serpentine coyote, carved in deeper tones—mossy green, olive, or smoky brown. Serpentine has a slight waxy sheen, giving this coyote a more shadowy, secretive quality. Its posture may mirror or complement the dolomite coyote, evoking a sense of balance between light and dark, seen and unseen, known and mysterious.

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: 2" X Width: 3/4" X Height: 1" Donated