Walking KACHINA Doll from the HOPI Indians.
Second half of the 20th Century.
HOPI, Amerindians ; USA.
Very light wood, pigments and rope. Movable arms.
Height 48 cm.
Width 17 cm.
Although sold as objects of art, the spectacular kachina dolls retain a valued religious role, particularly in educating children. Hopi Native Americans use kachina dolls to instruct their children in the ways of Hopi tradition and belief. Kachina dolls are important during ceremonies when they are passed out to children.

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Nice condition for it's use. ( with a black painted Oak wooden stand ).