Herbert Halate’s Raven (or crow) carved from jet is textured in an appealing manner. A cylindrically-shaped turquoise offering is attached to this turquoise-eyed feathered friend. One of the differences between a raven and a crow is their tail feathers, most noticeable when they’re flying overhead. A raven’s are wedge-shaped, while a crow’s are fan-shaped. Both corvids are super smart. About 3 7/8″ long, 5/8″ wide and 1 1/8″ tall.