The state flower of New Mexico is a striking plant from the agave family, the yucca. Many Lizards live among or use the yucca plant's sword shaped leaves for things like shelter, perches and protection in arid landscapes. Michael Coble's sunning reptile takes respite by a carved yucca plant. Turquoise eyes have a playful energy. We love the lizard's etched scales and the plant's texture. Carved from a shiny gloss finished Picasso marble, dimensions are about 2 3/4" long, 2 1/8" wide and 2" tall.