Hopi ceremonial phallic game

A very large Native American Indian Artifact Ceremonial Game Ball, hand-tooled and have collectors number. Measures 10" x 10 3/4"

Pre-Columbian, Caribbean, Taino, ca. 1000 to 1500 CE. A pair of balls, carved in the form of a near perfect sphere, and perhaps for use in a ceremonial ball game. Stone spheres have been found in buri

Native American Hopi Game Sticks with Single Hoop, longest stick measures 52''L and is hand painted and embellished with fringed leather, the hoop is 7''D, used in Hoop and Pole Game

Native American Hopi sash, made from Germantown yarn. Hand woven and in excellent shape. Measures 114" long including fringe. Free Domestic shipping.

Hopi ceremonial woven dance item. 70" L.. Includes wall mount pegs.

A Taino ceremonial game ball, incised geometric pattern. Dimensions: 4-1/4" dia.; Weight: 4 lbs. Provenance: Private collection, Bronx, NY

A Taino spiked ceremonial ball, cream colored stone. 3-1/2" Dia.; 1 lb. The Pre-Columbian Taino stone ceremonial game ball is a rare and historic artifact that showcases the skill and creativity of th

A Taino spiked ceremonial ball, dark brown stone. 2-1/2" Dia.; 15 oz. The Pre-Columbian Taino stone ceremonial game ball is a rare and historic artifact that showcases the skill and creativity of the

20 inch Hardstone Ceremonial Spud, Phallic Handle, Ohio River area, found in 1837, Rare, Likely originated in the Ohio River Valley in the Northeast USA. Pictured in Prehistoric American. Ex Dale and

Artist: Joseph Jacinto "Jo" Mora Title: 8 Hopi Kachina Ceremonial Figures Medium: Watercolor on Paper (Each Piece Signed and Numbered) Limited Edition: 219/650 Art Dimensions: 19 H x

WILLIIAM GILES "KIVA – 1973" A HOPI INDIAN CEREMONIAL SITE. 16 x 20 inch gelatin silver print, signed, titled and dated in pencil on verso. Giles studied with Minor White. There is a spiritual

A Taino Votive Ceremonial stone game ball, incised with geometric pattern. 3-5/8 " dia.; 2 lbs. Provenance: Ex collection, New York, NY

Pre-Columbian, Caribbean, Taino, ca. 1000 to 1500 CE. Carved in the form of a near perfect sphere, this is a stone ball created by the Taino peoples, perhaps for use in a ceremonial ball game. This ba

Pre-Columbian, Caribbean, Taino, ca. 1000 to 1500 CE. A fascinating and rare artifact from the Caribbean, a coral that is polished into a nearly perfect sphere. Ball courts have been found in parts of

These four tiles depict various ceremonial dancers in dress, wearing masks or face paint. The tiles are an off-white with brightly colored figures along the face, primarily yellow, blue, green, and re

MICHAEL KABOTIE (Lomawywesa) (Hopi, 1942-2009) Ceremonial Priest, 1974 mixed media on paperboard signed and dated lower right: LOMAWYWESA 74 Dimensions: 17 5/8 x 12 3/4 inches Framed Dimensions: 24 x

A Hopi Coil Basket with Kachina Doll design and a Ceremonial Shaker of carved wood, gourd and beadwork, early 20th century. Also included in this lot are 2 vintage coil African baskets. Ranging in siz

Howard COOK (American, 1901-1980): "Hopi Kachina Dancers" or "Ceremonial Dance". Woodcut on tissue-thin chine, hinged at the top on wove paper, 1926. Reference: Duffy 15. No edition. Very rare. Signed

Large 20th century Hopi Native Indian Kachina Ceremonial Spirit Doll titled "Male Ogre". Hand painted & crafted with feathers, fur, rope, sea shells & other accessories. Signed to base. Measures 20" T

Hopi Kachina Rattle Hemis Ceremonial Dance

Watercolor, Indian, ceremonial dance, signed AaronTalashoma, Hopi, 1965, 9.5" by 7.5"

For your consideration is this Navajo / Pueblo woven ceremonial sash belt. Both Navajo and Hopi make warp-faced belts, both styles with center panels patterned in warp-float. Evidence indicates that t

Featured in this lot is Navajo / Pueblo woven ceremonial sash belt. Both Navajo and Hopi make warp-faced belts, both styles with center panels patterned in warp-float. Evidence indicates that the Pueb

Native American, Southwestern United States, Hopi, ca. late 20th to 21st century CE. A notable kachina sculpture of 3 Koyemsi or "Mudheads" preforming their ceremonial antics in a tree. All are carved