Hopi Kachina Mana Corn Maiden

A carved and painted wood kachina mana/ corn maiden sculpture by Hopi pueblo artist, Esther Jackson. Painted in deep bold tones. Signed by artist. 2" x 6.25"

Here is an amazing vintage Native American Hopi Blue Corn Maiden (Kachin Mana) Kachina. It is hand carved from cotton wood and it is also hand painted. The design is eye catching and looks great displ

Native American Hopi Cottonwood Hand Carved Corn Maiden Katsin Mana Kachina. The kachina measures 7 1/2\" tall. Impressive piece

HOPI Cottonwood Hand Carved Kachina Corn Maiden. Intricately carved piece, superb attention to detail, exceptional colors. Authentic, signed Katsin Mana Hopi hand carved kachina

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

Hopi Kachina doll Corn Maiden, (with classic tableta stepped) executed in carved wood with polychrome decorated features, 10"h x 8.5"w

Butterfly Maiden Hopi Kachina Attributed to Howato - American, Mid-20th Century. A vintage Old Style Hopi Kachina Doll "Pahlik Mana" "Butterfly Maiden". Of carved and painted cottonwood root with adde

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

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

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

**Originally Listed At $250** Native American, Southwestern United States, Hopi, ca. late 20th to 21st century CE. A hand carved wood statue of the Corn Maiden kachina with the iconic squash blossom w

Native American Hand Carved Hopi Corn Maiden Kachina, measures 6.75''H x 3''W, hand painted, the tips of the both feet are broken, fingers on right hand are broken, missing articles in hands

1992 Native American Hopi Carved Kachina Nuvak-Tsin Mana Snow Maiden by Owen Bilagody, measures 9''H, signed by the artist

Collection includes 4-1/2 inch "Hopi Villages" Corn Maiden Kachina; 8-1/2 inch "Deer" Kachina; 6 inch "Crow" Kachina; 5-1/2 inch "Unmarried Girl" signed "Maio"; 4-1/4 inch Polychrome Kachina signed "R

Ted Puhuyesva, Hotevilla - Hopi Tukwunag (also spelled Tukwinong) Kachina Mana (Cumulus Cloud Maiden) Cradleboard Kachina, 12" x 4.5” x 1.5”. Measurements include any feathers and ornament

(lot of 2) Framed gouache paintings on paper, Hopi Kachinas, including: (1) Big Horn Sheep Kachina, unsigned, sight: 11.5"h, 7.25"w, overall: 22.75"h, 18.5"w, (1) Big Horn Sheep and Corn Maiden Kachin

Late 1900s, Pair of hand carved and painted cottonwood root dolls including a small Hano clown by Aaron Poseysva, and a Corn Maiden by (?) Talas. Very good condition. 5-1/2" x 7-3/4"

All of these Kachinas are from a variety of artists. You will get Marlon Huma, Corn Maiden; D Taylor, Crow Mother; Raymond Sakeva Moon Eye; one unsigned appears to be Morning Singer. Each measure from

Hand carved cottonwood; painted design. Depicts 2 Corn Maidens. Titled and signed on the underside. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 15.5"H Country of Origin: United States

Ted Puhuyesva, Hotevilla - Hopi Pahlik Mana (Butterfly Kachina Maiden) Cradleboard Kachina, 11" x 7” x 0.75”. Measurements include any feathers and ornaments. Numbered on bottom 207. Acqui

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

Hopi Tukwinong Mana [Cloud Maiden] Kachina, ca. 1930carved cottonwood, pigment9 7/8 x 3 x 1 1/2 in. (25.08 x 7.62 x 3.81 cm.) Private Collection, Georgia

Hopi Kachina Dance Tableta (Tablita), Butterfly Maiden (Palik Mana Kachina), c. 1950. 2-sided, 18 1/2" x 17"

"Mana" Kachina, Hopi Pueblo, Cottonwood with yarn and hair suspensions. Wears Rain Sash (carved in relief) and Maiden Shawl (commercial fabric).From a Globe, Arizona collection assembled in the 1950's