American Indian Polacca Arizona Rondina Huma Hopi

American Indian Polacca Arizona, Tewa Village Rondina Huma Hopi Pottery vase. Approximately 6 1/4x7 inches.

signed Rodina Huma Polacca Arizona bottom measures approx. 6.5" x 7" diam - very good condition. 'Rondina Huma has become one of the most influential Hopi potters. Her style and intricately painted po

**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

Original antique American school oil depicting a Hopi Indian Pueblo Mishongnovi (Musungnuvi) village scene. A nice antique Native American scene from Arizona. Oil on board. 8 1/2 x 11 inches. Inscribe

Southwestern USA, Native American Indian, Arizona and New Mexico, Hopi Peoples, late 19th century CE. A simple, hand-carved cottonwood katsina (also kachina) with the hands pressed to the stomach and

"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.

19th century, likely Hopi Indian, Arizona. Having an ovoid body with flared rim and decorated in red earth tones with a very delicately incised pattern at the upper body. A small hairline at the lower

Darlene Nampeyo, American Indian (1956 -) Hopi/Tewa, Corn Clan, Polacca. Pueblo pottery polychrome jar with eagle-feather design. Measures 10"H x 12.5"W, signed on the bottom. Condition report: Minor

Larger one signed Fannie Nampeyo (7" dia X 6"H) and other signed Rondina Huma Tewa, Polacca, Ariz (5.5" dia X 4"). (From a Great Neck, NY Estate)

Vintage Native American Hopi Indian jar vase signed by Tom Polacca 9 inches in diameter, 6 inches height

Hopi Indian Nation, Native American, Arizona, ca. 1970. Colorful wooden dance implement called a lightning stick. Probably pine or cottonwood painted in red, black, green, gold and white. This was exh

"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 /

ARIZONA, 19TH CENTURY A Native American Hopi Indian earthenware pottery bowl. The flat bottom bowl is decorated with a black slip geometric design. Provenance: Dimension: 6 1/4" diameter, 3" tall

Hopi Basket Dance Pueblo of Oraibi Arizona Photographer Fred Harvey Dated: c1930 Type/Theme: Native American Indians Notes & Literature: Fred Harvey owned Harvey's C

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

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

Carved and paint decorated American Indian (Hopi) totem pole, decorated with turquoise, bow and arrow, signed Marlon Huma, height is 16"

"Sikyaqoqlo" Kachina, Hopi Pueblo. Cottonwood. Expressive, older style aesthetic. From a Globe, Arizona collection assembled in the 1950's. Origin: Native American / American Indian / Southwest. Dimen

"Hano" kachina doll, Hopi pueblo. Cottonwood. Wears a detailed "kachina cape" (painted). From a Globe, Arizona collection assembled in the 1950's. Origin: Native American / American Indian / Southwest

"Kokopelli Mana" Kachina, Hopi Pueblo. Cottonwood. "Come hither" counterpart to Kokopelli. From a Globe, Arizona collection assembled in the 1950's. Origin: Native American / American Indian / Southwe

Vintage Native American Hopi Pottery Jar by Bessie Namoki (1922-2010) Polacca Arizona, measures 2'' x 3''

**Originally Listed At $250** Native American, Southwestern USA, Arizona and New Mexico, Polacca, Hopi-Tewa Peoples, ca. mid to late 20th century CE. Wedding vase signed "M. Sakeva Polacca" on base. A

Native American Indian tribal art Fred Kabotie was born into a highly traditional Hopi family at Songo`opavi, Second Mesa, Arizona. His family founded Hotevilla, which is a community faithful to prese

Amazing artist made Native American stuffed doll - this has a red ribbon - 2nd place Winner Ribbon from 1995 - Heritage Program, Museum of Northern Arizona - Flagstaff Arizona. This was in the General