RED ROBIN (Zuni, New Mexico) Hopi Dance

Walpi, Arizona. Native American subject. Watercolor on paper. 12 x 9 in.

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

SIGNED ELLA GIA INLAID HUMMINGBIRD CUFF BRACELET. STERLING MULTICOLOR STONE TURQUOISE MOTHER OF PEARL ABALONE RED CORAL ONYX. NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ZUNI NEW MEXICO SOUTHWESTERN. TESTED STERLING SILVE

(lot of 2) Native American silver (content unknown) and red coral cross pendants, Cecilia Iule (20th c.), Zuni, New Mexico, including: (1) approx 2 7/8"l, 1.75"w, (1) approx 1.75"l, 1 1/8"w; 20.4 gram

**Originally Listed At $100** Native American Indian, Arizona / New Mexico, Hopi Tribe, ca 1970. Mud Head in Corn Husk Kachinas carved from cottonwood, mudhead face with red collar emerging from black

Two Native American handwoven dance articles, woven in wool and cotton comprising, a Hopi dance sash with a Kachina mask and a Zuni men's dance kilt with black, green, and red embroidery on white. Pro

(lot of 3) Native American Zuni silver demi-parure, New Mexico, including: (1) squash blossom necklace, with bench beads, (ten) blossoms, central crescent naja, all set with red coral in serrated beze

Zuni Pueblo Pottery Canteen , c. 1880, New Mexico, red and brown zoomorphic design, corn cob plug, remnants of leather cord, h. 11 1/4 in., w. 10 1/2 in., d. 7 in., on a custom lucite stand, total h.

Earl Staley (Santa Fe, Chicago, Houston) Scalp Dance, 1996 Subject: Native American, Taos, New Mexico, Acrylic on canvasboard 8 x 10 in. Framed: 11.25 x 13.25 in. Born in Chicago, Earl Stale

Framed gouache and watercolor on paper, "Zuni Wide-Sleeve", signed lower right Kai-Sa (Percy Sandy, aka Red Moon, New Mexico, 1918-1974), sight: 12"h, 10"w, overall: 18.75"h, 16.25"w Start Price: $100

Hopi Kaisale Clown wood painted mask, marked Ojo Caliente New Mexico at back, in polychrome yellow, red and blue paint decoration, 8-1/2"H, 7"W, affixed for hanging at back.

A NEW MEXICO PUEBLO SLIP PAINTED POTTERY OLLA JAR, POSSIBLY HOPI, CIRCA 1931, red clay with white and black slip paint decoration including lizards, mountains, air and rain symbols, and other geometri

includes: Fergusson, Erna. Dancing Gods: Indian Ceremonials of New Mexico and Arizona. 1991 Tanner, Clara Lee. Roy Manley's Hopi Kachinas. 1991 Wright, Barton. Kachinas of the Zuni. First Edition.

This gorgeous Native American sterling charm bracelet features delicate vintage turquoise channel inlay, with Navajo, Zuni, and Hopi inlaid, stamped, and shadow box charms acquired in New Mexico and A

1. A 'red chile ristra' coral bead four strand necklace with twist. Provenance; from the artist to Tobe Turpen Trading Post, Gallup, New Mexico. 2. A shell and turquoise Zuni Hummingbird Fetish Neckla

Framed portrait painting. Note lower left- "ZUNI N.M." Sight- 16" x 20" Overall- 21" x 24"

Three Zuni Kachina Dolls by Bart Gasper - Zuni, New Mexico. Each Zuni Kachina doll is hand carved of cottonwood, painted, and signed by Bart Gasper. Group comprising: A) "Shalako Sun-God (The Rising)"

Hand carved gold lip shell with inlaid coral, turquoise, lapis lazuli and sugilite. The corn maiden is a metaphysical part of the Zuni tradition. She brought corn and other good things to the Zuni peo

Hand carved seraentine with pink mussel shell rack and inlaid turquoise eyes. Measures 3”

Hand carved alabaster with turnuoise eyes and horns. The white buffalo is considered a blessing by many indian nations.

Hand carved peacock pyrite, the eagle is the spiritual messenger and the protector of the sky

Native American, Southwestern USA, Arizona or New Mexico, Hopi Peoples, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A hand-carved wood kachina boasting a simplistic form of a sizeable head with a prominent chin

Native American, Southwestern USA, Arizona and New Mexico, Hopi Peoples, ca. 1920s CE. A truly striking, large katsina (kachina) figure, with the body carved from a single piece of wood, given rabbit

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