Calvert Bowannie
Black Marble And Clam Shell Bird, Flycatcher by Calvert Bowannie
A black marble flycatcher carved simply by Calvert Bowannie looking to its right side with turquoise inlaid eyes. Flycatchers are common in the western U.S. - including New Mexico. They have a sooty-black head and chest, and a stark, clean white belly. In Zuni tradition, the flycatcher shares the broad, vital symbolism assigned to all songbirds: they are viewed as mediators between the earthly and spiritual realms. Because of their swift aerial agility and distinct insect-hunting behaviors, flycatchers are revered for their keen perception, focus, and connection to the sky, serving as reminders to stay mindful and alert.
Artist: Calvert Bowannie (signed)
Size: 1-1/8 in. wide x 1 in. deep x 1-1/4 in. tall
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