A Southwestern North American Kachina hand carved wood mask head associated with the religious and spiritual practices of various Native American tribes, particularly the Hopi and Pueblo peoples of the American Southwest. The mask features a cylindrical shape adorned with vibrant colors and intricate designs. The mask is adorned with an open palm design surrounded by a colorful polka dot ornament and pierced through accents. The ears are adorned with a sculptural floral design with scalloped rims. The top is adorned with strands of natural fibers and hair. Kachina masks are typically used in religious ceremonies, particularly Kachina dances, which are performed to honor and communicate with the Kachina spirits. Southwestern Native American Ritual Masks And Folk Art Collectibles.