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Crafted in 1977 by award-winning Hopi silversmith
Intricately Hand-Carved and Painted Hopi Ogre Woman (Soyok Wuhti) Kachina Holding a Staff and Sword in Motion
Bead Diameters: 10mm
The interior is signed by the artist with a “-77-”
Handwoven Navajo Weaving with Five Intricate Yei Figures (Sandpainting Healing Spirits) and a Detailed Border
Crow Bride Kachina Necklace Length_26.5” Crafted in 1977 by award-winningHand Carved and Painted Hopi Crow Bride (Angwushahai) Kachina with Feathers by Hopi Carver Tawma Lalo. Old style Kachinas are traditionally made with a loop or string so they can be hung on a wall for display. Angwushahai, the Crow Bride Kachina, is a graceful figure symbolizing beauty, transition, and the sacred role of women in Hopi culture. Often appearing in ceremonial dances, she represents maidenhood and the connection between spiritual and
