Signed.

The flat doll is the first type of Kachina given to the youngest Hopi girls, note the simply painted body with only the face being detailed. Tsap mana Kachina is a representation of the Navajo women.

10" tall plus the maize.

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This type of gourd rattle is given to boys by Kachinas during Powamu and Home Dance.

The gourd is 5 1/2 inches diameter by 5 inches long, the pheasant and parrot feathers add 8 inches.

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Carved from dried cottonwood root, this hanging doll is 6" tall by 3" across her head. Signed.

Fred Ross is featured in Jonathan Day's book, "Traditional Hopi Kachinas, A new Generation of Carvers"

Nicely carved cottonwood root figure with a tomahawk and a bow, also a large feather on his head. The Mouse stands 5" tall, the base is 3 1/2" by 4". Signed.

Carved from dried cottonwood root, painted with acrylics and oiled. Beautifully detailed and proportioned. The jewelry is carved as are the feathers, kilt and even the yucca stalks. Wearing a leather cape. Stands 15" tall.

This Kachina has been in a glass case so is in very nice condition. His signature came off with the glue that attached him to the base.