Native American Made Hoop Dancer Katsina Doll

Native American Made Hoop Dancer Katsina Doll Dimensions: 20 in. tall

A Kachina statue of a Native American hoop dancer. Kachina dolls were used to teach Native American children about the different spirits they believed in. The Hoop Dancer was an entertainer who used m

Navajo Weaver, Hopi Dancer, and Flat Katsina Dolls second half 20th century lot of 5, includes: a Navajo weaver behind her loom height 8 inches x width 7 inches a Hopi dancer, holding a rattle height

**Originally Listed At $100** USA, New Mexico, Zuni Pueblo, ca. mid to late 20th century CE. A bright and vibrant katsina doll made by Zuni Ben Seciwa (b. 1941), with a cow head and a multitude of tex

Native Indian Kachina doll pair hand painted Navajo hoop dancers. Depicts a pair of Kachina dancers sculpted out of wood holding hoops. Leather fringe and shells to accent the outfit. Signed and dated

smallest Navajo hoop dancer: 13 inches high; largest Motion Eagle: 16 inches wide; 15 inches deep; 22 inches high; together with three books on Kachina dolls;

Thomas & Evelyn Runner "Man Hoop Dancer" Kachina doll - this doll is Handcrafted by a Native American Black Foot tribe member Thomas (and/or Evelyn) Runner.

Bennett Sockyma hand-carved and painted "Mongwa" Katsina Owl warrior doll. Made by Hopi Native American tribe in Kykotsmovi Village, AZ. Signed to bottom. Originally retailed for $750. Measures approx

Native American Navajo Eagle Hoop Dancer Kachina. Singed by Rosita W. Made with real fur, feathers and turquoise piece. 12" tall. $15 DOMESTIC SHIPPING

Hopi Native American wooden Kachina figures. Decorated with features, fur, textiles and beads. Made by DMCL- Dorris Mclancer. Deer, White Hemis, Badger, and Hoop Dancer. 13-14" tall.

A large Navajo Native American Kachina figurine or toy, eagle Dancer, by Helene Spencer (Navajo Nation, 20th century). Made of polychrome painted carved wood and leather with bird feathers. Signed and

Eagle Dancer- stands 34" tall with a wing span if 45" wide.  Made for Pow Wow and Native American art show in New Mexico.  

Native American, Southwestern USA, Arizona or New Mexico, Hopi Peoples, ca. 1920s CE. A hand-carved and hand-painted polychrome katsina (kachina) figure, the body carved from a single piece of wood, w

A lot of four Hopi or Navajo Native American items including three Kachina Dolls and one necklace. Made from mixed media materials, mostly carved wood. The first: a figurine of Wekry Dancer by D Smith

A Zuni katsina doll Depicting Shalako katsina, dressed in painted cotton with a mother-of-pearl medallion at the chest and a yarn ruff atop the head. height 13in, width 3 1/2in Footnotes: Provenance F

Native American silver (content unknown) and multi-stone inlay bolo tie, stamped JB (Jonathan Beyuka, Zuni, b.1953), large figural hoop dancer with turquoise, red coral, mother of pearl, shell, and je

This intricately detailed Kachina hoop dancer bolo tie is a wearable piece of art. The bolo measures 5 7/8" long and features 4 turquoise cabochons each measuring 3/4" long. The tie tips have no hallm

7 1/2 Iroquois corn dancer . Story and signature written on bottom, excellent

ca 1940 NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN HOOP DANCERS GROUP of YOUNG MEN in TRIBAL COSTUME Description: Circa 1940 Vintage Art Photograph. Black and white glossy image in the style of a "press photo". Image dep

Hopi Native American Carved Katsina Doll. Hand-carved and painted cottonwood decorated with feather, shells and leather. Carved from a single piece of wood. Flat back. Circa 1960. Dimensions: H: 13 in

Sioux Native American highly decorated doll of tanned hide wearing a typical period dress and moccasins decorated with colorful glass beading. This item was purchased in the first quarter of the 20th

Native American Zuni Carved Wood Hoop Dancer Kachina by R. Quam, signed by artist RQ, measures 6'' x 18'' x 9'', two of the hoops need repaired, embellished with shells, leather, feathers, and rabbit

A Native American Hopi Indian carved Clown (Koshare) Katsina Doll by Kerry David. The figure features a crouched clown holding both a burger and piki in hand. It stands atop a round, carved base with

**Originally Listed At $100** Native American, Southwest, northeastern Arizona, Hopi, Manuel KooYanoema, ca. 20th century CE. A Hopi Ahola Katsina doll signed by Manuel KooYanoema on the underside of