HOPI 1st MESA KACHINA BY NAHA, 1998 "SOYOK WUHTI"

This 9" tall 'Soyok Wuhti' figure features very fine details and was carved and painted by a skilled member of the Naha family. Signed N. Naha, Hopi 1st Mesa. Dated '95. Condition: There is a nick at

Hopi Kachina. Carved and polychrome painted wood figure depicting Soyok Wuhti (the Monster Woman). Signed on the underside F. Koruh, (Fred / Frederick) Hopi. Measures 11" high, 3.75" diameter at the b

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

Tino Youvella Hopi Warrior Maiden Kachina Carving, Constantino Youvella, 1st Mesa AZ, 14 1/2"H, signed and titled at underside, repair to bow at figures hand

Group of three Southwest Native American Hopi pottery wares including a vase, bowl, and tray. One marked "Hopi, 1st Mesa, 1955" and illegibly signed along the underside.Heights range from 1

A Hopi kachina by Henry Naha, depicting a Talavai singer. Signed on the base. Dimensions:9.75" H. Provenance:From a Pottstown collection.

This fun variety of Kachinas are from various Hopi artists. Mudhead by Erwin Tawyesva, Tewa Clown for the Phoenix Suns by Regina Naha and Sun Faced by Frank Martinez. Each is signed on base and stand

Edward Seechoma(Hopi, 20th Century)Soyok Wuhti Katsinacarved cottonwood, natural pigments, feathersinscribed underside: SOYOK / WUHTI / SEECHOMA9 1/8 x 3 3/4 x 3 5/8 in. (23.18 x 9.53 x 9.21 cm.) The

Raymond Naha (1933-1974) (Hopi) - Kachina Dance, Acrylic, 24" x 47.5" (30" x 53.75" Framed). Acquired from the estate sale of an avid Native American and Cowboy art collector from Maricopa County in A

Hopi Wicker Basket from First Mesa, Kachina with Tableta, c.1935-45. 14" diameter. Good condition.

Mid/Late 1900s, Including two colorful wicker weave Hopi 3rd Mesa plaques with kachina heads, plus a traditional Papago/Tohono O'odham plaque with eagle figure. All in very good condition. Largest 1-1

Raymond Naha Jr. (Hopi, late 20th to 21st century). "Heheya Aumutaka Kachina Doll" cotton wood with rabbit fur, fabric, and string, ca. 1995. Artist's initials carved and inscribed on underside of pro

Heading: (Native American) Author: Boelter, Homer H. Title: Portfolio of Hopi Kachinas Place Published: Hollywood Publisher:Homer H. Boelter Lithography Date Published: 1969 Description

1st item: Hopi Kachina, Mudhead, cottonwood root and pigments (natural and commercial), with classic attributes, 6 1/2"H. 1930-40's, 2nd item: Route 66 Kachina, Hopi-made, Navajo Mana, pine and commer

Coiled basket / plaque / tray, Hopi Pueblo, Second Mesa. Shalako Katsina / Kachina image woven in the field. Yucca warp and weft. Origin: Native American / American Indian / Southwest. Dimensions: 11.

5 Native American Hopi Kachina Dolls by Various Artists. Including: Soyok (Ogre Grandmother) by Denet Chavarria, Manuel; Hakto (Wood Carrying Kachina) by Fred Ross; Kokopelli by Clark Tenakhongva; Pus

Richard Gorman(Hopi, b. 1962)Left Handed Hunter, 2010carved cottonwood, pigmentsinscribed underside base: "Hopi" / LEFT HANDED / HUNTER / RICHARD GORMAN / ? / 2010 / 1ST MESA, POLACCA, AZ.11

This wonderful Kachina is from artist carver Bennett Sockyma. She is identified as Hahai-i Wuhti, Kachina Mother. Signed and dated on the bottom and comes with original tag. Stands approx 9.5" tall.

Very nice Hopi 10 1/2 kachina, signed on bottom “ Bob Namoki “. Excellent Circa 1998

20th Century; Southwest United States A group of eight twined wicker tray basket plaques with various Kachina (Katsina) mask motifs, including Crow Mother, Butterfly Maiden, Mud Head, and Kokopelli M

Native American Hopi Koyemsi (Mud Head) Kachina doll, signed H. Fred underfoot, (Henry Fred, Hopi, Third Mesa Village of Bacavi, Arizona, b.1951), carved and polychrome painted wood figure, depicting

Hopi Third Mesa Basket Plaque THIRD QUARTER 20th CENTURY with kachina face diameter 12 3/4 inches Provenance:

5 3/4" tall. Sold as-is. Artist is Regina Naha. Allard Auction Collection Inv: HBE

by Dick Pentwea, Hopi, 3rd Mesa. Overall size 16"x20.5" Art "x13"