Lee-kya

The texture of the travertine stone adds depth to the piece, allowing the viewer to feel as though they could reach out and touch the cool surface of the frog's skin. The precision of the black inlay dots emphasizes the frog's natural markings, while the shimmering turquoise eyes seem to sparkle with an otherworldly energy. This carving captures not only the physical essence of a frog, but also its spiritual significance in Zuni culture, symbolizing transformation and renewal. Displayed prominently, this piece is sure to draw admirers into its captivating world where beauty meets symbolism in perfect harmony.

Frog (Da:k'yawiyo): Toad (Dakka) Frog (Dakkya) is a sign of water. Water is life. In Zuni Pueblo, frogs often appear on prayer bowls since many of the Zuni prayers and dances ask for water in the form of rain or snow. Cleansing is also a part of Frog’s meaning as well as emotional and physical healing.  

Dimensions: Length: 1 3/8 X Width: 1 5/8" X Height: 1 3/4" Donated