Ron's interpretation of the Bear Clan sacred tablet. It appears to be marked with corn stalks in the center around which are grouped several animals. The snakes are thought to symbolize the two rivers that would mark the boundaries of the people's land, the Colorado and the Rio Grande rivers. The four men on the edges might signify religious leaders as they hold and claim the land for their people. The original of this carving was found near Hope Mesa, AZ. Approx. size 24" x 24" x1/4".

The commissioned pieces come ready to hang on the wall with just a picture hook. They can also be inset in anything from plaster walls, drywall, stonework or hung on the wall just like a fine painting. The hand carved, commissioned pieces are accompanied by leather and silver accents to enhance the hanging hardware and create an elegant family heirloom.

The large panel pieces are available in a variety of sizes from 18" x 18" up to 4 foot x 4 foot. The cost is determined by the size of the piece and the intricacy of the design.

Are you looking for an eye catching focal point for your living area? Maybe a mantel piece or an inlaid hearthstone? How about putting in a sandstone deck or adding a bit of culture to your patio area? You can find something to fit all your needs with Ron’s custom pieces.

Have you taken photos of ancient rock art on a backpacking or rafting trip? Maybe on a casual hike or a drive cross country you have seen some designs that caught your eye? Ron can help turn your photos or ideas into wonderful pieces of artwork that will be handed down in your family from generation to generation for decades to come.

Please feel free to contact us with your ideas and questions.