Hopi First Mesa Kachina

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

A Hopi katsina figureCirca 1913-1918; First Mesa (Walpi), Polacca, AZThe standing katsina (kachina) figure of carved cottonwood, with traces of polychrome painted clothing and face mask affixed to a m

(lot of 4) Kachinas, carved wood finished in polychrome paint, each mounted on a wood base, including: (1) Hopi rain dancer, signed E. Jimmie First Mesa, repair to one arm, approx 12"h, 5.5"diam, (1)

A group of 3 Hopi Kachina dolls, 20th century. ++ A Hututu Zuni rain priest kachina doll.United States, Hopi. 20th century. This kachina dancer appears in the Bean Dance on First Mesa. ++ An Ahola Ger

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 Polychrome Kachina first half 20th century Height 11 1/2 inches Estimate $ 400-600 Property from the Collection of Roger Pendelton Wood, Boulder, Colorado

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

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.

(Lot of 2) Hopi kachinas, the first Hand Clown holding a watermelon in his hand by Tina Nelson 12"h; the second Sun Face kachina by (Peter) Hoyesva 12.5"h

(Lot of 2) Hopi clown kachinas: the first of a mother with child riding piggy back, signed "GG" in pencil 17"h x 6"w; en suite with a playful figural group of kachinas playing tag, 14"h x 16"w x

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

A Hopi lidded jar signed STELLA HUMA, TEWA, FIRSTMESA. Circa 1970s. Black parrot design on red, stone polished. Measures 6 inches x 8 inches to top of lid. Excellent.

Signed by Artist Fannie Nampeyo, ( daughter of Nampeyo Of Hano First Mesa AZ 1900-1987) her traditional skilled work shown in this piece with 14 wing bird decoration..5 x 6 inches good condition

Title: Signed Hopi Pueblo decorated bowl ca 1940-60 Provenance/Additional Info: By Irene Shupla active 1930-1980 at Hano village, First Mesa. Excellent condition and outstanding design. Very minor abr

Ca. second half 20thC. Excellent with no chips or cracks. Roberta Youvella Silas (1939-2009) lived in the village of Polacca at First Mesa, where she was able to see many examples of ancient Sikyatki

Offered in this lot is a signed polychrome pottery jar by Hopi Irma David from 1993. Irma David is the sister of well-known Hopi artist Neil David Sr. From Polacca, at First Mesa, Irma is a traditiona

Three Hopi Pueblo Pottery Jars R. HUMA & MARCELLA KAHE - three Hopi earthenware vessels with elaborate geometric designs, two are by Master Potters Huma & Kahe from Sichomovi on the First Mesa. Compri

Native American, Southwest, Hopi, Ethel Youvella, ca. 1960s CE. A beautiful pottery vase signed on the bottom by the artist Ethel Youvella, who was from the village of Hano at First Mesa. The piece is

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:

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

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

Colton #149 by Raynard Lalo of 3rd Mesa, Hopi. 7.5"T. Signed with clan symbol