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Zuni is a Native American community known for its rich Puebloan culture in New Mexico. Zuni artists craft intricate fetish carvings—small sculptures representing animals like bears and turtles—that hold spiritual significance. These fetishes, along with Zuni silverwork and kachina dolls, showcase exceptional craftsmanship. The Zuni language, religion, and traditions deeply influence their art. Fred Kabotie was a renowned Zuni artist and storyteller. Zuni fetishes and crafts are valued for their cultural meaning and artistic skill, reflecting a rich spiritual and artistic heritage that connects the community to nature and ancestral beliefs.