412 results for "Kachina dolls" between $5.00 and $1,000.00

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...

Description: Andrew L. Sahmie, Very finely carved pair of fully decorated dancers in action including a White Buffalo and a Black Buffalo. Approx. 11" each

HANDMADE BY NAVAJO ARTISANS IN NEW MEXICO Each doll is 8" tall and magnificently detailed. Complete with base and Certificate of Authenticity (Native Artist signature and Tribal Registration number on bottom of base).

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

Description: R. Hindshaw, Each finely carved in exact detail, all signed and identified: Crow Mother, Hemis, Mudhead, Crow Man, Squash, Koshare, Priest Killer, Wildcat, Morning Singer, and Angry. 1" to 1-1/2" each

Description: Polyestewa, Beautiful pair of hand carved round cotton wood root dolls with textured finish - "Red Skirt" and "Aholi". 11" each

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

Pages: 64, Paperback, Schiffer Pub Ltd

Pages: 189, Hardcover, Schiffer Pub Ltd

The Kachina Doll Mystery (Hardcover)

Suggestive of Colonial India, this unusual yet dignified candle holder features a tropical tree and a monkey. Crafted in Liberty Bronze with an antique finish. Candle not included.

Details Full of tradition and spirit, this lively Kachina Doll has been made the old fashioned way, intricately carved out of genuine wood by hand and artfully painted with traditional designs. This is a highly collectible work of art that will grow in value over time. This quality Kachina Doll is 12-3/4" tall (including the wooden base) and 5-3/4" wide. The Kachina is decorated with genuine buckskin, feathers, and fur. Signed by the Navajo Indian Artist Jacida L. (617,834).

8.25 " x 2.75 " x 2 "

NP Designs, Other SW Topics. One of a set of six Kachinas. Can be framed or made into an enchanting ornament for your SW Christmas tree. Kit includes chart, 14 count white Aida cloth, needle and floss. Finished design size 2 1/4" x 5 1/2".

Kokopelli is probably the most well known Kachina. He is known as the hunchback flute player who plays his flute to bring rain and also to attract women. The Kokopelli is a fertility god. He is a baby maker, and his hump, along with his pouch, is filled with beautiful gifts to distribute to the women he attracts.

Owl Kachina Dolls are gifts given in hope of future abundance and health, as well as tools for education. The Owl Kachina dolls of today's art market are a bridge not only between the spiritual world and mortals but also between Hopis and non-Hopis. Each year Owl Kachinas come, they walk upon the earth and they dance to bring life and renewal. When the Owl Kachina return to the spirit world at the end of the planting, they return with prayers of the Hopi that we might all continue on this...