Eototo Seed Pot Number of Strands_7 This contemporary sandpainting style diverges

This contemporary sandpainting style diverges from traditional healing designs

to the 1920-1940 period of intense creativity

Sterling Silver Arrowhead Pendant with Hand-Hammered Texture and Inlaid Turquoise

Antique Navajo (1890s) Transitional Blanket with Hand Spun Bright Aniline Dyes

with works held in museum collections across the country

Eototo Seed Pot Number of Strands_7 This contemporary sandpainting style divergesHand coiled Hopi pottery seed pot by Delmar Polacca, featuring a carved and painted Eototo (Chief Kachina) figure holding corn and yucca stalks. The figure is rendered in low relief with incised detailing, set against a textured red background that contrasts with the smooth natural clay surface. Eototo is a central ceremonial figure within Hopi tradition, serving as the chief of the Kachinas and an important leader during the Powamu (Bean Dance)