A North American Indian Kachina mask associated with the religious and spiritual practices of various Native American tribes, particularly the Hopi and Pueblo peoples of the American Southwest. Kachina masks are typically used in religious ceremonies, particularly Kachina dances, which are performed to honor and communicate with the Kachina spirits. Kachina masks are carved with intricate details and painted with vibrant colors, making them not only important religious objects but also exceptional works of art. Native American Ritual Masks And Folk Art Collectibles.