THREE HOPI KACHINA DOLLS, SOUTHWEST

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

Including a Warrior Mouse and Crow Mother, both by Neil David, and a third example by Manfred Susunkewa Largest example height: 18 inches Additional Description: From the Estate of Nancy Florsheim, L

Largest example height: 10 1/4 inches Additional Description: From the Estate of Margaret Taylor, Sedona, Arizona Margaret Taylor was a teacher for many years near the Hopi and Navajo reservations ar

Largest example height: 9 1/4 inches Additional Description: From the Estate of Margaret Taylor, Sedona, Arizona Margaret Taylor was a teacher for many years near the Hopi and Navajo reservations aro

DESCRIPTION: Three painted Hopi kachina dolls: one carved from wood with a cylindrical face and extensions around the head; one carved from wood with a cylindrical body and two protrusions atop its he

Three Hopi Native American Kachina dolls with carved & painted wood: Crow Man & Deer Man. Includes Crow Mother signed R. David Tewa Hopi '95, Crow Man signed J. Pavatea and Deer Man signed Joseph M. T

Three (3) Hopi Kachina Native American Dolls. Great condition. 10.5"-11.25" h x 4.75"-5.5" w.

Old Southwest Hopi Buffalo Kachina Doll 9''. Polychrome painted softwood old style kachina. Missing one eye and end of feet.

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

Native American Indian, Southwest, Hopi or Navajo, ca. 1950 CE. A hand-carved and hand-painted wooden katsina/kachina in the form of a horned figure, with a polychrome visage of sky blue, gold, and re

Native American Indian, Southwest, Hopi, ca. 1950 CE. The Hemis Katsina may very well be the most beautiful and best known of all Hopi Katsinas, known for his elaborate headdress, also called a tablet

Native American Indian, Southwest, Hopi, mid-20th century CE. A splendid and sizeable hand-carved wooden Velvet Shirt or Navan katsina/kachina wearing a black felt tunic and yellow, blue, and purple r

Description: Hand carved "Kachina Doll" mounted on a cedar stand, Very colorful. History: Hopi people live primarily on three mesas in Northeastern Arizona, about 70 miles from Flagstaff. In Hopi cosm

Mid/Late 1900s, Collection of three colorful and finely hand carved and painted Hopi kachina dolls. All in very good condition. Tallest 9"

Three piece lot to include Hopi Kachina polychrome carved wood doll and two beaded bags. height 9 3/4 inches

American Indian, comprising one mudhead figure and three painted figures bearing rabbit fur and feather accessories. Largest 12.5" H.

Native American, Southwest, Hopi, signed by Neil Gashweseoma, ca. 1973. A hand-carved and hand-painted wooden kachina (also katsina) doll, with a label identifying the artist Neil Gashweseoma on the u

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

American Indian, three Kachina dolls in the Hopi and Zuni-style, signed Koshare black and white clown, signed Cleveland white horned dancer, and initial "UR" red painted figure. Largest 19" H.

Lot of three pieces of Native American Folk Art, to include two Hopi Pueblo Kachina dolls, White Cloud Dancer, Deer, painted wood, leather, feathers, marked to base, one carved totem, marked "Edmu

"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.

"Runner" Katsina doll, Hopi Pueblo, 1940's. Carved from Cottonwood, mounted on wooden stand. Origin: Native American / American Indian / Southwest. Dimensions: 8 & 5/8 in. x 2.75 in. (with stand).

Native American Indian, Southwest, Hopi or Navajo, ca. mid-20th century CE. A wonderful pair of hand-carved wooden Morning Singer or Talavai katsina/kachina, hand-painted in hues of crimson, emerald,

"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.