Pair of Hopi Katsina Carvings

Pair of Hopi Katsina Carvings ca 2000 lot of 2, includes: one signed E. Dallas height 11 inches one signed R. Honyouti for Ronald Honyouti Hopi, b. 1955) height 9 inches Property from the Solon A. Ell

Group of Hopi Katsina Carvings ca 2000 lot of 4, includes: three signed or titled on base: R. Honyouti KMF Awatovi Sayok Wuhti   largest height 7 1/2 inches Property from the Solon A. Ellison Rev

Lot of seven including four loomed bead work stripes, 23, 17, 14 & 22" long; plus Hopi Katsina type carving of chicken, signed Jim Jessie, polychrome painted, 9" high; plus drum stick with leather hea

Hopi Katsinas and Navajo Carvings lot of 4, artists include: Henry Shelton (Hopi, b. 1935), Long Bill G. Hayah, Black Ogre Arnold Avayo, Corn Dancer AND Vicki Mitchell, Morning Katsina largest height

Collection of Hopi Katsinas and Apache Carvings lot of 10, one by Rousseau Roy; remaining unsigned largest height 13 inches

Ronald Honyouti (Hopi, b. 1955) Katsina Carving signed on base R. Honyouti height 7 inches Property from the Solon A. Ellison Revocable Trust, Placitas, New Mexico

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

Brian Honyouti (Hopi, 1947-2016) Warrior Woman Katsina Carving height 8 inches x width 5 inches x depth 3 inches Property from the Solon A. Ellison Revocable Trust, Placitas, New Mexico

"Palhik Mana" Kachina-style carving with elaborate tablita and carved simulation of classic Hopi turquoise mosaic earrings . The piece evinces an early Hopi aesthetic - however, its age and cultural a

"Palhik Mana" kachina-style carving. The piece evinces an early Hopi aesthetic - however, its age and cultural attribution are uncertain. It may well be recent and non-Indian made, as reflected in the

"Palhik Mana" Kachina-style carving. The piece evinces a 19th century Hopi aesthetic - however, its age and cultural attribution are uncertain. It may well be recent and non-Indian made, as reflected

"Three Horn" Kachina image, evincing a style and palette appropriate to Hopi dolls from the 1940's - however, its age and cultural attribution are uncertain. It may well be recent and non-Indian made,

Drawing and Katsina Pair:  Kokopelli KatsinaCharles Loloma(Hopi, 1921 - 1991)Kokopelli Katsina colored pencil on papersigned lower right: loloma15 x 11 1/4 in

Early 2000s, Pair of large flat-backed hand carved and painted masks done in his unique traditional/contemporary style. Very good condition. Largest 14" x 14"

Early 2000s, Pair of large colorful hand carved and painted kachina dolls done in his unique traditional/contemporary style. Very good condition. Largest 19"

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"

Pair of Native American Hopi Carved Cottonwood Kachinas, largest measures 7''H x 2''W, #1 Star Katsina (Sohu) by Larry David Tewa embellished with feathers, beautifully painted and exquisite details #

Pair of Native American Hopi Tableta Style Marau Dance Paddles, measures 3'' x 8'', patterns specific to the clan, hand painted katsina representations in vibrant hues

Drawing and Katsina Pair: Hano Mana KatsinaCharles Loloma(Hopi, 1921 - 1991)Hano Mana Katsinacolored pencil on paper13 x 5 1/4 in. (33.02 x 13.34 cm.), sheet: 15

Hopi Navajo Kachina Katsina Watson Namoki Kachinas Katsinas carved wood carving sculpture or statue. This little kachina is in excellent condition. "Watson Namoki is the son of a Navajo mother and Hop

Acrobatic Kachina / Katsina pair, "Longhair" and "Snow Maiden," mid-20th Century, carved from a single piece of Cottonwood. Rare and charming image. Origin: Native American / American Indian / Southwe

Native American Indian, Southwest, Hopi or Navajo, ca. mid-20th century CE. A wonderful pair of hand-carved wooden Morning Singer or Talavai katsina/kachina, hand-painted in hues of crimson, emerald,

"Horse" Kachina, Hopi Pueblo, c. 1940's. Cottonwood. Old tag indicates carving made at Hotevilla. Case mask color simulates early "spit green" mineral paint. Two facing horses, painted black & in prof

Rio Grande, possibly Laguna Pueblo - style Kachina doll carving, with fringed hide wrap and leggings. While the Hopi routinely carved Katsinas for sale to the public, other pueblo tribes did not. Cons