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Hopi Kachina Dolls- With a Key to Their Identification by Harold S. Colton"This fascinating and lucidly written study of the history, design, and meaning of the Kachina doll also provides a glimpse into the interesting lore of the Hopi...." El Palacio Softcover, 150 pages.

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.

Kachina Dolls are gifts given in hope of future abundance and health, as well as tools for education. The 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 Kachinas come, they walk upon the earth and they dance to bring life and renewal. When the Kachinas 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 earth for another round...

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

T he Hopi Indians live in Pueblos on and around three Mesas in Northern Arizona in the center of the Navajo reservation. They are bound together by their religion which includes and depends on Kachina spirits. Kachinas are the spirit essence of everything in the world of the Hopi Indians. The Kachina season begins in late December and starts the dances which continue through July. The ...

Details These kachina dolls are highly collectible pieces of hand made Native American art. These kachina have each been finely hand sculpted out wood and beautifully hand painted with their traditional southwestern designs. These kachina dolls may range in height from 3-3/8" to 3-3/4" including the wooden bases. These kachinas are signed by the Navajo Indian artist L. Multine.

Description: Each finely carved in exact detail, all signed and identified: Sun Face, Badger, Kopon, Umtoinaqa, Aholi, Morning Singer, Momo Bee, Squash, Cactus, and Priest Killer. 1" - 1-1/2"

Description: Beautiful hand carved pair of Snake Dancers shown in action and mounted on a base. 10-1/2"

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

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.

Navajo World offers many styles of Navajo Indian kachina dolls. They are some of the most beautiful and reasonably priced kachinas you will find online anywhere. Navajo Indian Kachina dolls represent the benevolent spirits. Kachinas are spiritual messengers that bring special blessings. Kachina dolls are not gods, but the symbolic representations, in human form, of the spirits of plants, animals, birds, places or ancestors. Since it is only the spirit that is depicted, there is no attempt at realism...

A Hopi Kachina doll, generally carved of wood and painted and representative of some spirit.

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.

We understand the true value and nature of hand crafted Indian art. And, we recognize that it is important to know that the artist is truly a member of a Native American tribe. So, to ensure you that this is the real deal, a Certificate of Authenticity has been included with this item.

ISBN-10: 0826301800 ISBN-13: 9780826301802. Edition: Reprint.