What is keshi figures?

Keshi figures are small, hand-carved or molded figurines made by the Zuni people of the southwestern United States. They are typically made from the leftover bits of stone used by the Zuni to create their larger carvings. Keshi figures are usually no more than a few inches tall and depict a wide variety of subjects, including animals, plants, and people. The figures are highly detailed and often feature intricate designs and patterns. Keshi figures are believed to possess spiritual and healing powers, and are frequently used in Zuni religious ceremonies and rituals. They are also highly valued by collectors and are prized for their beauty and cultural significance.