Male Cow Kachina ring-size_4 Handmade Navajo Sandpainting featuring the

Handmade Navajo Sandpainting featuring the Creation Story: My contemporary interpretation of the creation story sandpainting

Hand Woven Two Grey Hills Weaving with all Natural Wool Colors

and Natural Candelaria Turquoise from Nevada

1920s Akimel O'Odham (Pima) Pictorial Basket Hand-Coiled from Willow and Devil’s Claw Depicting Saguaro Cacti

featuring deeply textured backgrounds that enhance the contrast and movement of the scene

Male Cow Kachina ring-size_4 Handmade Navajo Sandpainting featuring theOld Style Male Wakas (Cow) Kachina carved in a traditional Hopi manner with a protruding snout showing painted teeth, carved horns, and large red ears with a Hopi Earring. Wakas appears in ceremonial dances as a symbol of nourishment, abundance, and the prosperity that livestock bring to village life. Old style Kachinas are traditionally made for hanging, and this figure includes a loop on the back for wall display. 10. 5 Doll Height, 14. 75 Overall