Hayes Leekya: Black Jet, Raven Andrew (d) & Laura Quam lance has truly captured the

lance has truly captured the essence of a snake in this beautiful piece

This masterpiece not only exemplifies the artistic prowess of Boone and Quam but also pays homage to Native American heritage through incorporation of spiritual symbolism and meticulous execution

Arvella's skill in bringing out the texture and feathers is evident

while also serving as a stark reminder of the untamed beauty and ruthless nature of the wild

warm hue to the carving

Hayes Leekya: Black Jet, Raven Andrew (d) & Laura Quam lance has truly captured theLee kya Raven (K'odolo'a): Abundant lore, mythology, and magic surrounds Raven. Ravens medicine is that of informing us of our inner, more hidden world to which we need to become comfortable in order to experience a change in consciousness. That shadow part of ourselves can be of great help to us if we have the courage to look into it. Raven is comfortable there and offers us the opportunity to discover the personal fears and demons that are keeping