The sterling silver cuff is 3/4" wide and has a definitely Navajo Indian rug design.

Keyonnie is one of a few Navajo artists who practice the western engraving technique.

Interior measures 5 1/2" end to end plus the one inch gap.

One piece of cottonwood root is carved, including his bandana, with added snout, eyes and horns. Excellent feather works and an added hide cape.

One piece cottonwood root is carved right up from the base! The ruff, necklaces, side sash, breech cloth, legs sashes, concha belt, fox pelt and Moccasins are all part of the wood.

Added details include the bow and rattle, snout, feathers and bells and turtle shell.

The base is decorated with the lizard, Sun and corn plant.

The Pot Carrier Kachina is bent over with the weight of his heavy canteen! This Kachina honors the labors of the women who carried water from below to the mesa top several times daily.

The canteen is carved wood.

Fred calls him the copy cat Kachina, as he imitates some of the bad actions of those who have misbehaved.

This Kachina stands or hangs 10" tall.

The Fox Kachina stands or hangs 9" tall.

The one piece cottonwood root carving stands or hangs 7" tall.

Kachin Mana is the bride of all the Kachinas and often kneels and plays the rasp.

Very nice size for a wall hanging Kachina, 20" to the tops of the feathers!

Another elegant Kachina carving from Mike george!

Carved from a dried cottonwood root with added "antenna" by Kevin Chavarria of First Mesa. Decorated with corn husks, a cotton wrap and a leather medicine pouch, this delightful clown hangs, 13" tall.

Note the mate in the last photo. They make a great pair!