An antique Southwestern Hopi Kachina wooden dolls in a boat. Circa: 1920s, Late Traditional era. Hand carved and painted cottonwood figures in the boat. The figurines and the boat are decorated with hand painted traditional ceremonial ornaments and decorated with feathers. The Hopi people are a Native American ethnic group who primarily live in northeastern Arizona, US. Kachina or katsina figures are used to instruct young women about the immortal beings that act as messengers between humans and the spirit world. The oldest known surviving dolls date back to the 18th century. Ethnic Tribal Collectibles, Native American Historical Relics And Cultural Finds.
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Auction Date |
February 17th, 2024 |
PRICE WITH BUYER PREMIUM |
$1,024.00 |