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3 Hopi Kachina Dolls 1940-1960 Carved Cottonwood Root Sculpture Carving Figure1 Available • Pre-owned - Fair
$450.00 + shipping + taxes
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Corn has a Distinctive sun stamp Rain Priest has a sun stamp but Leader does not have a sun stamp it also looks like Leader is faded. I don’t know if it’s due to age, but it looks fine on top. I cannot say that that one is Native American, but the other two are. Katsinam people are Pueblo and Pueblo people are native Americans. The term Pueblo refers to a group of Native American tribes in the south western states particularly in New Mexico and Arizona known for their unique culture language in history. They are descendants of the ancient Pueblo’s people also sometimes referred to Anasazi. Hopi Kachina dolls are not toys. They are carved wooden figures, representing benevolent spirits called Katsinam (plural of Katsina) they are educated tools to teach about their culture, traditions and various spirits that play a role in their lives. They are carved from Cottonwood root and meticulously painted. The dolls are not just representations of spirits,. Most are found in a museum.

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I have been collecting Jewelry for quite some time now. I love vintage jewelry, and the history behind it. . I am not an expert. I would love to be, but I am not. I do try to learn all about the items that I’m selling. So if you have any history on any of the items that I am selling, I would love to know. I hope to get to know all of you and build relationships and make friends. I’ll see you at the auctions.
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