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Kachina are ancestral spirits which act as intermediaries between humans and the gods. The identity of each Kachina is depicted by the specific shape of the mask, intricate use of color, and elaborate ornamentation with feathers, leather, and fabric. Each Kachina is also portrayed using distinct behavior, dance steps, gestures, and vocalizations. This print is of Kachina Dolls and is set on a black background with little symbols inbetween and is nicely done by Elizabeth Studios.

To the Hopi and Zuni Indians of northern Arizona and New Mexico, kachinas are supernatural beings that help them in their everyday lives. According to ritual, tribesmen impersonate both male and female kachinas and perform dances to call forth assistance from these supernatural forces. The Crow Mother is considered by some Hopis to be hoots disapproval if they are noisy or misbehave. The fierce Black Ogre demands food from the children and threatens to eat them if not satisfied. These 6" hand painted...

Little Kachina Dolls These little kachina dolls have each been finely hand sculpted out wood and beautifully hand painted with their traditional southwestern designs. These little kachina dolls may range in height from 3-3/8" to 3-3/4" including the wooden bases. These little kachinas dolls are signed by the Navajo Indian artist L. Multine. Little Kachina Dolls

This wholesale lot features three different hand made Navajo Indian Kachina Dolls. They're a great way to stock up your store with Native American southwestern art. This set includes a Roadrunner, a Ram, and a Mudhead Dancer. They were made the old fashioned way, hand carved out of genuine soft wood and masterfully hand painted with vibrant traditional designs. They are dressed with genuine buckskin leather, feathers, and fur. These brilliant kachinas average about 10" tall including the wood base...

Foil, epee and saber, leather wrapped or metal, they always mean a great sport!

Your Native American Indian Collection won't be complete without these Colorfully Painted Kachina Dolls.

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Hopi Kachinas (the Complete Guide To Collecting Kachina Dolls) (illustrated) (paperback) - By Barton Wright

We have been asked for copies of "Collecting Kachina Dolls 1880-1940" This edition is a hand-printed, transitional state before the third edition. Each copy is signed by the author, Alan Kessler, who holds the world record for a Kachina Doll sold at auction ($294,000), a Hopi Shalako Mana c. 1880 sold at Sotheby's, Native American Indian Art, Lot 20, Dec. 4, 1997.The second,Alan Kessler collection of great kachina dolls will be sold at Sotheby's,New York, May 8,2006 Collecting Kachina Dolls consists...

There may be over two hundred fifty Katsinas known to the Hopi Indians of Arizona, they appear on the Hopi Mesa’s on seasonal basis, starting from December through July. On Third Mesa, Qoqole’s first arrive in December to "open" up the kivas for more Katsinas to come, they bring with them their comical behavior and crops from the past harvest. Soon after, night dances are followed, starting from January through March. Katsina day dances are held from March through July, ending with the Home dance...