Male Supai Kachina ring-size_4 depicted holding a bow and

depicted holding a bow and rattle

cream outer field

reflects the transitional period as Navajo weaving evolved for trade

The yellow ring at the center represents the roots of the sacred corn plant

Navajo Blanket Revival Weaving with Hand Dyed Wool using a Variety of Natural Dyes including four different colors of Indigo

Male Supai Kachina ring-size_4 depicted holding a bow andOld Style Male Supai (Konin) Kachina by Brendan Kayquoptewa, carved in the traditional hanging style with painted regalia, feather accents, and a red cloth head covering. The Supai Kachina is associated with the Havasupai people and is often represented with distinctive face markings, side horns, and colorful clothing. Old style Kachinas are traditionally made for hanging, and this figure includes a string on the back for wall display. 10. 5 Overall