Hopi "Corn" Kachina / Katsina

Hopi pueblo "Corn" kachina, Cottonwood, with yarn augmentation. From a Globe, Arizona collection assembled in the 1950's. Origin: Native American / American Indian / Southwest. Dimensions: 7.25 in. ta

"Spotted Corn" Katsina doll, Hopi Pueblo, c. 1940's. Cottonwood, carved in a style reminiscent of late 19th century examples. Origin: Native American / American Indian / Southwest. Dimensions: 6.5 in.

Hopi pueblo "Zuni Spotted Corn" kachina doll, Cottonwood, detailed painting. The Hopi will dress as kachinas from other pueblos in their dances for a variety of reasons, including the sharing of a kac

Stylized Hopi pueblo "Crow Mother" kachina doll, Cottonwood, with yarn ruff. From a Globe, Arizona collection assembled in the 1950's. Origin: Native American / American Indian / Southwest. Dimensions

Two Hopi katsina figuresTwo works:Ryon Polequaptewa (b. 20th century, Hopi)A Half-Clown Half-Corn katsina (kachina), 2007Carved polychrome cottonwood and feathersSigned and dated to underside: Ryon P.

MOTHER EARTH & BLUE CORN MAIDEN SPIRIT KACHINAS (Katsina). Two Native American Hopi Kachinas hand-carved and painted by master carvers Learder Tungovia & Rob Nasafotie. Hopi Native American Indian han

"Sio Avachhoya" (Zuni Corn Dancer) Kachina, Hopi Pueblo. Cottonwood. Delicately detailed. Carved bird & feathers at crown, bells at waist, snout and yucca stalks carved separately and attached. From a

Hopi Kachina or Katsina figure, possibly Rugan (Corn Kachina), cottonwood root, pigments, red yarn, classic hourglass form with flaring skirt, tightly held arms to body, and rainbow visor on case mask

Native American, Southwestern USA, Arizona or New Mexico, Hopi Peoples, ca. 1920s CE. A hand-carved and hand-painted polychrome katsina (kachina) figure, the body carved from a single piece of wood, w

Comprising signatures, "Hopi Kocha-Honau, White Bear Katsina," two signed "Suski Sipoalovi," one additionally signed "Tcolawitz, Fire Dancer," "Corn," "Koyala JewaClown, Wsulu-Hopi, 1st Mesa 06," and

Hopi pueblo Kachina doll c. 1940's - 50's, Cottonwood, well-carved, with detailed painting on the bandolier, kilt, and rain sash. Ex. Harlan Collection, San Diego. Origin: Native American / American I

Doll represents long wife, good harvest and soy dating back to 740 AD.

Originally listed at $400 Native American Indian, Southwest, Hopi, ca. 1960 CE. A handsome pair of Hopi kachina (katsina) dolls. First, we have a Niman katsina, perhaps the most beautiful and best kno

Salako Mana (Salako Maiden)- approximately 15 1/4" tall.  One broken feather included.  Signed and dated "Larry Wally, 93."  Hopi. Corn Kachina- approximately 21" tall.  Two broken

A Rare Hopi Corn Maiden kachina, wearing the traditional dance regalia including a dramatic high tableta, 17" h.

PAINTED WOOD HOPI SQUASH KACHINA KATSINA FIGURE

A Hopi Corn Maiden kachina having all of the important corn related symbols including a rounded tableta with sun and moon designations, retains old pigmentation, 11.5" h x 8.5"w x 2"d

"Bean" kachina, Hopi Pueblo, 1930's. Cottonwood. Imposing, well carved and painted, with good presence. Origin: Native American / American Indian / Southwest / Arizona. Dimensions: 11 in. tall x 5 in.

"Bow" Katsina, Hopi Pueblo. c. 1940's. Cottonwood Nicely proportioned, with side sash carved in relief. Carries articulated bow and rattle. Arms nailed to torso, apparently by maker and original. Orig

A Hopi Corn Maiden Kachina, the female with oval morning star tableta, her arms raised to carry corn stalks 14.5"h

"Supai" kachina doll, Hopi Pueblo, mid-20th century. Cottonwood. Impressive size, well carved and painted. With horns, rattle, bow, side sash, belt and fox hide drop carved in relief. Legs are carved

Hopi Pueblo Cottonwood Kachina / Katsina doll. Doll wears Squash Blossom necklace with Naja (painted on), Rain Sash and Fox fur ruff (carved in relief).Origin: Native American / American Indian. Dimen

Acrobatic Kachina / Katsina pair, "Longhair" and "Snow Maiden," mid-20th Century, carved from a single piece of Cottonwood. Rare and charming image. Origin: Native American / American Indian / Southwe

"Horse" Kachina, Hopi Pueblo, c. 1940's. Cottonwood. Old tag indicates carving made at Hotevilla. Case mask color simulates early "spit green" mineral paint. Two facing horses, painted black & in prof