Seven Pueblo Katsina dolls & another (eight)

Comprising depictions of: Mickey Mouse, an "All Mixed Up" Koyala clown, a Masao Kachina Mana, a Powamu Mana, an unidentified katsina with a butterfly kilt, a Kweo Wolf, and a Laguna Warrior katsina, h

HOPI PUEBLO WAKAS (COW) KATSINA DOLL. 20th Century. Hand carved of cotton wood doll, signed "Vic M." on the bottom. Katsina doll with great detail, decorated with fur and seashells. - Height with base

Hopi Pueblo Cottonwood Kachina / Katsina doll. Doll wears Squash Blossom necklace with Naja (painted on), Rain Sash and Fox fur ruff (carved in relief).Origin: Native American / American Indian. Dimen

Tall & stately mid-20th Century Kachina / Katsina doll, Hopi Pueblo. Carved from Cottonwood, with carved side sash and accurately painted moccasins. Leather straps across upper torso, Lizard painted o

"Spotted Corn" Katsina doll, Hopi Pueblo, c. 1940's. Cottonwood, carved in a style reminiscent of late 19th century examples. Origin: Native American / American Indian / Southwest. Dimensions: 6.5 in.

"Runner" Katsina doll, Hopi Pueblo, 1940's. Carved from Cottonwood, mounted on wooden stand. Origin: Native American / American Indian / Southwest. Dimensions: 8 & 5/8 in. x 2.75 in. (with stand).

Pueblo (Rio Grande?) cylinder doll, with yarn ruff and hair, and detailed brow band. Origin: Native American / American Indian / Southwest. Dimensions: 6.75 in. tall x 3 in. wide.

Madame Alexander lot of 7 dolls, all 8 in. includes Flowergirl, A Little Bit Country UFDC Wendy

LE GOUT DU BONHEUR Series, 1970, seven lithographs, from the edition of 666, sheets 12 ¾ x 9 ¾”, published by Harry Abrams, Inc. New York frames 23 x 19” with glass; Together

"Bean" kachina, Hopi Pueblo, 1930's. Cottonwood. Imposing, well carved and painted, with good presence. Origin: Native American / American Indian / Southwest / Arizona. Dimensions: 11 in. tall x 5 in.

"Bow" Katsina, Hopi Pueblo. c. 1940's. Cottonwood Nicely proportioned, with side sash carved in relief. Carries articulated bow and rattle. Arms nailed to torso, apparently by maker and original. Orig

"Supai" kachina doll, Hopi Pueblo, mid-20th century. Cottonwood. Impressive size, well carved and painted. With horns, rattle, bow, side sash, belt and fox hide drop carved in relief. Legs are carved

Hopi pueblo "Zuni Spotted Corn" kachina doll, Cottonwood, detailed painting. The Hopi will dress as kachinas from other pueblos in their dances for a variety of reasons, including the sharing of a kac

"Horse" Kachina, Hopi Pueblo, c. 1940's. Cottonwood. Old tag indicates carving made at Hotevilla. Case mask color simulates early "spit green" mineral paint. Two facing horses, painted black & in prof

"Hihiyo" Katsina, Hopi Pueblo, 1940's. Carved from a light piece of Cottonwood. Hanging string is original, and paint-covered around the neck in traditional fashion. Origin: Native American / American

Hopi pueblo Kachina doll c. 1940's - 50's, Cottonwood, well-carved, with detailed painting on the bandolier, kilt, and rain sash. Ex. Harlan Collection, San Diego. Origin: Native American / American I

"Rattle" Kachina, Hopi Pueblo, 1950's. Cottonwood. Old Hopi Arts & Crafts, 2nd Mesa, Arizona tag with maker identified as, "Craft Worker: Isabelle Saufkie." Origin: Native American / American Indian /

Stylized Hopi pueblo "Crow Mother" kachina doll, Cottonwood, with yarn ruff. From a Globe, Arizona collection assembled in the 1950's. Origin: Native American / American Indian / Southwest. Dimensions

A Native American Hopi Indian carved Firewalker Germinator Katsina by Edwin Choyon Jr. The figure is believed to originated in Zuni Pueblo having a blackened appearance with vibrantly colored spots. H

"Hano" kachina doll, Hopi pueblo. Cottonwood. Wears a detailed "kachina cape" (painted). From a Globe, Arizona collection assembled in the 1950's. Origin: Native American / American Indian / Southwest

**Originally Listed At $100** USA, New Mexico, Zuni Pueblo, ca. mid to late 20th century CE. A bright and vibrant katsina doll made by Zuni Ben Seciwa (b. 1941), with a cow head and a multitude of tex

This great selection of Kachina or Katsina dolls are all signed. One for certain is signed by artist Buddy Dukepoo Tubinaghtewa, another could be, but the name is hard to decipher; Alvin Taylor, Hemi

A carved and painted cottonwood katsina doll, the Hano Clown with watermelon, sometimes referred to as Koshare, unsigned, attributed by style and technique to Hopi Pueblo carver Jimmie Koots. Measures

Limited Edition Wendy, School Girl, Easter Bunny, Perfectly Bewitching, Crayola Yellow, and others