Hand Carved & Painted Cottonwood Root Hopi Katsina

Late 1900s, Tall hand carved and painted Hopi-style cottonwood root doll with large tableta headdress and done in old style. Good condition, one repaired leg. 29-1/2"

Late 1900s, Tall hand carved and painted Hopi-style cottonwood root doll with large tableta headdress and done in old style. Good condition, one repaired leg. 22"

Ca. 1960-1980, Group of five Hopi hand carved and painted cottonwood root kachina dolls of all different sizes and styles. Good condition, some with minor repairs/damage. Eagle 10" tall

Ca. 1940s, A wonderful hand carved and painted cottonwood root kachina doll, in original as-found, well-used condition. Missing one hand. 9"

Early/Mid 1900s, Classic early hand carved and painted cottonwood root Mudhead doll with rattle in one hand. Good condition, minor scuffs, missing toes. 14"

Ca. 1950s-1960s, Pair of vintage hand carved and painted cottonwood root dolls, including a Mudhead and a rare Snake Dancer. Very good condition. Taller 9-1/4"

Early/Mid 1900s, Early hand carved and painted cottonwood root Koshare Clown doll shown in traditional striped attire. Good condition, some minor repairs. 11-1/2"

Hopi Kachina "Beveyo the Ogre" Hand Carved Hand Painted Cottonwood Root. Size: 13"h. Ships from Orange County, CA.

Ca. 1970s-1980s, Traditional hand carved and painted cottonwood root doll depicting the White Wolf. Very good condition, minor repairs. 10" x 5-1/2" x 5"

Mid 1900s, Traditional hand carved and painted cottonwood root black-bodied doll with quiver and partial bow in one hand. Good condition, minor repairs. 15"

Late 1900s, Pair of hand carved and painted cottonwood root dolls including a small Hano clown by Aaron Poseysva, and a Corn Maiden by (?) Talas. Very good condition. 5-1/2" x 7-3/4"

Ca. 1980s, Hand carved and painted cottonwood root kachina doll placed in a huge tree sap nugget. Good condition, several glued repairs. 15" x 11"

A intricately hand carved and painted cottonwood root "Great Horned Owl" kachina doll by Raymond Chee (20th Century, Hopi). Signed and titled on the bottom. Size: 13H x 9W

Two (2) hand carved and painted cottonwood root kachina dolls by Milton Howard (20th Century, Hopi). One is titled "Eagle"(19.5H) and the other "Kokopelli". Each signed, titled and dated on the base.

Three (3) hand carved and painted cottonwood root kachina dolls, all artist signed. Including: An untitled Hopi Figure(illegibly signed)(15H), A figure carrying a watermelon(15.5H) by Adrian Poleahla(

A hand carved and painted cottonwood root kachina doll by David Roy(20th Century, Hopi). Signed on the side of the base. Size: 14.5H x 7W

Hopi Native American Carved Katsina Doll. Hand-carved and painted cottonwood decorated with feather, shells and leather. Carved from a single piece of wood. Flat back. Circa 1960. Dimensions: H: 13 in

Native American, Southwest, Hopi, ca. 1960s CE. A Hopi Kachina hand-painted and carved cottonwood root rendering of the clown deity painted with his characteristic black and white horizontal striped f

Three Hopi Kachina Dolls by Marlin Pinto (1957-2021) - Zuni, New Mexico. Each Hopi Katsina doll is hand carved of cottonwood, painted, and signed by Hopi artist Marlin Pinto. Group comprising: A) "Hop

Ca. 1950s, Carved and painted cottonwood root kachina doll with kilt, hand accoutrements, and green neck fluff. 8-1/2"

Native American Hopi Carved Long Hair Shalako Kachina by Andy Seletstewa, signed by artist, beautifully carved from cottonwood root and hand painted, measures 15''H x 2.75''W

Southwestern USA, Native American Indian, Arizona and New Mexico, Hopi Peoples, late 19th century CE. A simple, hand-carved cottonwood katsina (also kachina) with the hands pressed to the stomach and

Kerry Lyle David (American (Hopi), 20th century). Finely carved cottonwood root Katsina (kachina) doll in an acrylic case. Doll depicts a figure with painted turquoise adornments. With a guarantee of

Five (5) hand carved and painted cottonwood root kachina dolls, all artist signed. Including: O. Talayumpte, "Salako Maie" by Jay, "Morning Singer" by Ted Francis, "Tawa" by M. Avatshoya, and "Kwa-hu