Western Jackalope

The first white man to see this singular fauna specimen was a trapper named George McClean in 1829. When he told of it later he was promptly denounced as a liar. An odd trait of the Jackalope is its ability to imitate the human voice. Cowboys singing to their herds at night have been startled to hear their lonesome melodies repeated faithfully from some nearby hillside. The phantom echo comes from the throat of some Jackalope. They sing only on dark nights before a thunderstorm. Stories that they sometimes get together and sing in chorus are discounted by those who know them best.

Order # 1310 - 8820   Price $149.95

Story telling was a regular event in the  Indian culture. Children would gather around and listen as the elders told stories as they had heard them when they were young. So it was that the folktales, religion, and customs were passed from one generation to the next. The pottery figurines, called story tellers, commemorate this tradition.

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A. Story Teller Woman    Order # 0112-STO5
B. Adobe Village Scene Order # 0112-ADOBE
C. Village Church         Order # 0112-CHRCH
D. Pot Head Woman        Order # 0112-PTHD
Price  $29.95 each.

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