Group of Hopi Second Mesa Plaques and Hat

**Originally Listed At $600** Native American, Southwestern United States, artist Della Takala (Hopi, Second Mesa), 1968. A hand-coiled basketry plaque exhibiting a polychrome image of the mythical Cr

Coiled basket / plaque / tray, Hopi Pueblo, Second Mesa. Shalako Katsina / Kachina image woven in the field. Yucca warp and weft. Origin: Native American / American Indian / Southwest. Dimensions: 11.

Hopi, Third Mesa Group of Three Wicker Plaques, ca. 1960snatural and aniline dyes, woven sumacSmallest: 1 x 11 1/2 x 11 3/4 in. (2.5 x 29.2 x 29.8 cm.), Largest: Height 1 1/2 x Diameter 13 1/2 in. (3.

20th Century; Southwest United States A group of eight twined wicker tray basket plaques with various Kachina (Katsina) mask motifs, including Crow Mother, Butterfly Maiden, Mud Head, and Kokopelli M

Second-quarter 20th century A round polychrome plaque (13'' Dia.) and basket (4.5'' H x 11.5'' Dia.)

TRIBAL: Native American woven bowl, Hopi, Second Mesa, c. 1940, polychrome coiled design of tightly woven of Yucca fiber, flat bottom, stepped pattern to rim and foot, wear consistent with age and use

Native American Hopi Second Mesa Basketry Plate, measures 4.5''D, multi-colored

A pair of antique mesa wicker woven plaques by the Hopi people, the larger retaining the remnants of an old tag to the underside noting its origin as the Tusayan Pueblo in northern Arizona. The larger

Mid/Late 1900s, Including two colorful wicker weave Hopi 3rd Mesa plaques with kachina heads, plus a traditional Papago/Tohono O'odham plaque with eagle figure. All in very good condition. Largest 1-1

Hopi Third Mesa Basket Plaque THIRD QUARTER 20th CENTURY with kachina face diameter 12 3/4 inches Provenance:

14" diameter.

Polychrome basket by Annette Nasafotie (member of the Women's Society at Second Mesa where Hopi coiled baskets are made exclusively). Cloud designs at the top, kachina faces in the middle, bird, deer

Group of Hopi Pottery Jars second half 20th century lot of 3, includes: a bird jar with painted geometric designs; signed on base by Laura Chapella Tomosie (Hopi, 1907-1977) height 3-3/8 inches x leng

Various Ages, Including a well made basketry tray with central star design and 2 handles, very good condition, 1" x 19"; a wonderful Hopi wicker weave 3rd Mesa plaque with beautiful radiating colors,

Native American Indian tribal art Fred Kabotie was born into a highly traditional Hopi family at Songo`opavi, Second Mesa, Arizona. His family founded Hotevilla, which is a community faithful to prese

Hopi, Third Mesa Pair of Mana Wicker Plaques, ca. 1930snatural and aniline dyes, woven sumacShortest: Height 1/2 x Diameter 12 1/2 in. (1.3 x 31.8 cm.), Tallest: 2 x 12 x 12 3/4 in. (5.1 x 30.5 x 32.4

HopiGroup of Two Pottery Plaques Marty Naha and Elvira Nampeyo(Hopi, b. 1968) (Hopi, b. 1970)Carved Polychrome Pictorial Plaquefired clay, pigment diameter 7 3/8 x height 3/8 in. (18.73 x 18.73 x 0.95

Beautiful 1981 Native American Hopi Konin Uncle Kachina by Vaughn Saufkie (Second Mesa, Arizona), measures 10.5'' x 4'' x 4.5, comes with provenance tag attached, left foot has been glued and feather

A group of 11 objects. ++ A model of a New Mexican church, USA. ++ A group of 8 assorted objects to include a Hopi vase, Hopi hat, and an Acoma vase, USA. ++ A group of Seated wooden figure of Jesus i

1940s 50s second mesa coil face design minor fading 11" diameter

Hopi Kachina "Snake Dancer" The Snake Dance has been closed to outsiders since 1986 and is only performed in Second Mesa Villages. Glass Case, Unable to read signature.

Ca. 1970s, Finer weave coiled 2nd Mesa plaque featuring a Maiden kachina. Very good condition. 13"

by Dick Pentwea, Hopi, 3rd Mesa. Overall size 16"x20.5" Art "x13"

Colton #149 by Raynard Lalo of 3rd Mesa, Hopi. 7.5"T. Signed with clan symbol