Null Kachina doll shown standing with particularly large floppy ears and feather…

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Kachina doll shown standing with particularly large floppy ears and feathered headdress. Arizona, Kachina Indian people, circa 1960. Poplar roots, pigments H23cm

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Kachina doll shown standing with particularly large floppy ears and feathered headdress. Arizona, Kachina Indian people, circa 1960. Poplar roots, pigments H23cm

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Duane Lacapa (Hopi-Apache, 20th/21st century). Carved wooden figure with painted details titled "Kwahu Eagle Kachina" depicting a winged human form dressed in elaborate indigenous regalia, perched atop a wooden platform carved in the form of a stone or rock surface, 1991. With rectangular glass case and mirror vitrine. Incised and inscribed signature in pencil along the left edge of the underside; incised "Kwahu Eagle Kachina 3"91"" along the right edge of the underside. Katsina (or kachina) dolls are sacred figures crafted in Hopi culture as well as other Native American cultures of the Southwest, representing spiritual beings from their mythology. They are typically made from cottonwood and adorned with painted, symbolic details. They play a vital role in Hopi religious ceremonies and serve as educational tools for passing down tribal traditions and values. (Doll) height: 14 1/4 in x width: 14 1/4 in x depth: 5 in. (Box) height: 17 in x width: 18 1/2 in x depth: 10 1/2 in.

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Carved wooden Hopi kachina figure with painted details depicting a form dressed in elaborate indigenous regalia with a bell in the right hand and a baton in the left. Enclosed within a hexagonal mirror vitrine glass display case. Katsina (or kachina) dolls are sacred figures crafted in Hopi culture as well as other Native American cultures of the Southwest, representing spiritual beings from their mythology. They are typically made from cottonwood and adorned with painted, symbolic details. They play a vital role in Hopi religious ceremonies and serve as educational tools for passing down tribal traditions and values. (Case) height: 18 1/4 in x width: 10 1/4 in x depth: 10 1/4 in.

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