This traditional style Kachina stands or hangs 7" tall. Added details of corn husk, yarn and feather.

This Kokopelli mana would pair well with Uncle Fred's Kokoplli!

Carved from dried cottonwood root, this traditional Hopi Kachina by Kevin Chavarria has wonderful added details: yucca whips, carved deer scapula and the parrot, wrapped with turquoise beads. All finished with wonderful feathers from Kevin's own birds.

This is a wall hanger, he will not stand without assistance.

The one piece carving captures the essence of the hump back figure, added cornhusk snout, yarn and feathers.

The traditional style corn doll is a Kokopelli or Hump Back Flute Player. It is a wall hanger and is 10" long.

Nice carved details include the corn and necklace, added yarn, feather and corn husks.

Holi is a guard Kachina, stands or hangs 11" tall, has added snout, ears and eyes, plus yarn, feathers and a yucca headband.

Standing or hanging 12" tall, this one piece carving has belly ache style arms.

Added features are the snout, ears and top knot, green wool ruff and many prayer feathers.

Kuwan Koyemsi is the colorful one.

Standing or hanging 9 1/2" tall, the arms are carved in the belly ache style.

Hochani is decorated with feathers and a yucca headband.

Dean carved and painted Kachinas with his father for over thirty years and has a similar style, yet his own touches.

This 6 1/2" tall cottonwood root carving is very simple, yet complex with pegged joints and string to manipulate like a marionette. He is seated in a chair and can beat his drum, or stand to call the dances.

We know of no one else who is making Kachina puppets, and these are charming!

Buyer pays $15.00 for shipping and insurance.

Dean was inspired by the Goldwater Collection and re-created a tihu from page 47 of the book.

Dean carved and painted Kachinas with his father for over thirty years and has a similar style, yet his own touches.

This cottonwood root carving is very simple, yet the tab ear is tied on with string and the feathers have been aged. The paint is deliberately distressed.

The Kachina Mana 5 1/2" talland is unsigned.

Bryan is brother to Allen Sakiestewa., these are the first carvings he has brought to us. Very nice quality with a square body.