Horse Earrings Blue Turquiose Hand-Carved Native American Spirit Animal - Turpen

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Horse Earrings Blue Turquiose Hand-Carved Native American Spirit Animal - Turpen:
$22.00

Miniature animal earrings hand carved and polished by Stacey Turpen.

Each horse is about 1\" across. Earrings are new. They have never been worn, and I received them directly from the artist.

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Each fetish represents a spirit animal. When people are born, we all have traits from all of the animals. As we grow, certain traits are lost, while others are strengthened. Each animal is a symbol which can be worn or held to remind a person of this trait or characteristic.

The fox is clever, quick, and mischievous.

About the artist:

Stacey Turpen is an internationally recognized Navajo carver from Gallup, New Mexico. Stacey believes fetishes are \"Objects which represent forces of nature\". He says it is to bring good luck if used and treated properly as each animal holds its own power as well as the stone that it is carved out of. Stacey has been in the field of art since he was a child, winning his first award of 25 cents for a crawdad drawing at the age of 8. His work has been sold on QVC, shop NBC (Japan, Canada and United States). Stacey is a professional in his field, from carving, inlay, bead maker and all around artist. He has work in The Smithsonian in Washington D.C, Pueblo Grande Museum in Phoenix, AZ and has won multiple blue ribbons for his work. A blue ribbon from Arizona State Museum, Museum of Man in San Diego, CA and another from Arizona State museum, just to name a few.