Hopi Kachina Art

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

Walter Howato. Hopi. Untitled Kachina with Winged Head. Carved and painted wood. Loss to upper right wing corner, otherwise very good condition. 16" h x 6" w with base. Provenance: The Jet Lacoss Coll

20th century. Carved cottonwood Kachina dancer depicted wearing a mask over his head and skirt. Polychrome painted traditional decoration. Size 9-3/8 inches H. + custom mount. Condition minute losses

Howard COOK (American, 1901-1980): "Hopi Kachina Dancers" or "Ceremonial Dance". Woodcut on tissue-thin chine, hinged at the top on wove paper, 1926. Reference: Duffy 15. No edition. Very rare. Signed

Native American Hopi Kachina. c. 1920-30. Carved and painted wood with feathers and beads. Excellent condition. 11.5" x 4.5". Est. $600-900. Ship: $45

Plexiglas case Hopi Koshare tree, Kachina Doll Clowns. H:27in(68.5cm) W:16.5in(41.9cm)

Twin War God Hopi Kachina Attributed to Howato- American, 20th Century. A vintage Old Style Hopi Kachina Doll "Twin War God", Pö-ökang-hoya & Palö-ngaohoya. Of carved and painted cottonwood root, w

Old Style "Cloud" Hopi Kachina Attributed to Howato - American, Mid-20th Century. A vintage Old Style Hopi Kachina Doll "Omau-u" "Cloud". Of carved and painted cottonwood root, with aged weathering, a

Raymond Naha (1933-1974) (Hopi) - Kachina Dance, Acrylic, 24" x 47.5" (30" x 53.75" Framed). Acquired from the estate sale of an avid Native American and Cowboy art collector from Maricopa County in A

Artist: Joseph Jacinto "Jo" Mora Title: 8 Hopi Kachina Ceremonial Figures Medium: Watercolor on Paper (Each Piece Signed and Numbered) Limited Edition: 219/650 Art Dimensions: 19 H x

A Hopi Kachina Doll Representing Kokosori c. 1950 cottonwood, paint Exhibited: North by Southwest, The Mary Brogan Museum of Art and Science, Tallahassee, FL, 2010 Dimensions of Native America: The Co

Hopi Ogre Kachina Doll, ca. 1900carved cottonwood, natural pigmentsfeaturing painted snake eyes designs10 x 6 1/2 x 2 3/4 in. (25.40 x 16.51 x 6.99 cm.) Private Collection, New Mexico

Hopi Hochani Kachina, ca. 1940carved cottonwood, pigmentinscribed underside of foot: Hopi8 x 3 x 2 7/8 in. (20.32 x 7.62 x 7.30 cm.) Private Collection, Georgia

Spencer Nutima. Hopi Salako Kachina. Signed and titled. Carved and painted wood. Repair or re-attached of horn, otherwise great condition. (I know that one of the horns was repaired, but when I study

A Hopi Cottonwood Kachina Doll representing Palhik Mana, or Butterfly Maide

Native American Indian tribal art. Kachina is a spirit being in western and eastern Pueblo religious beliefs. In the Pueblo culture, kachina rituals are practiced by the Hopi, Zuni, Hopi-Tewa and cert

"Rattle" Kachina, Hopi Pueblo, 1950's. Cottonwood. Old Hopi Arts & Crafts, 2nd Mesa, Arizona tag with maker identified as, "Craft Worker: Isabelle Saufkie." Origin: Native American / American Indian /

STERLING & TURQUOISE HOPI KWAHU EAGLE KACHINA FIGURE - Sterling silver and nine pieces of turquoise featured throughout. “TH” mark on bottom of doll, eagle pictorial mark on front of base. 9 3/4��

Molly Heizer(b. 1956)Stone Eaterfired clay, pigments, hide, feathershead inscribed: Stone Eating / Kachinabody inscribed: This figure was inspired / by the Hopi Stone Eating / Kachina, owing zrozro. /

Origin: HOPI Indians. Amerindians : USA. Date: Second half of the 20th Century. Materials: Light wood, pigments and feathers. Size: "Height 42 cm. Width 19 cm. " Although sold as objects of art, the s

"Palhik Mana" Kachina-style carving with elaborate tablita and carved simulation of classic Hopi turquoise mosaic earrings . The piece evinces an early Hopi aesthetic - however, its age and cultural a

Very cool piece of Hopi art from artist carver Eugene Dallas. This is a figure of "Nataska" Black Ogre. He is signed on the bottom and comes with original purchase tag. Stands approx 12" tall. NOTE:

"Palhik Mana" kachina-style carving. The piece evinces an early Hopi aesthetic - however, its age and cultural attribution are uncertain. It may well be recent and non-Indian made, as reflected in the

"Palhik Mana" Kachina-style carving. The piece evinces a 19th century Hopi aesthetic - however, its age and cultural attribution are uncertain. It may well be recent and non-Indian made, as reflected