A Koshare who has a medical marijuana card…. particulars on this wonderful carving can be found in our gallery of highly detailed katsinas. As you may have guessed, the joint is movable. By Richard Gorman, he is 9.25 inches tall and $975. (SANTA FE)

The Hòo’e is by Qöyangnuvtu Mowa. It is 9.75 inches to the tallest feather and is $240. SANTA FE
A Koshare for all seasons: Scroogetewama. By Larry Melendez from Sitsom’ovi village it measures 14 inches tall and is $275. (TUCSON)

A gluttonous Koshare by Sandra Suhu. This one is 8 3/8 inches high and $400. . A Mudhead in his role as a dance leader. 6.25 inches tall and $280. The Koshare taking a watermelon break is 5.75 inches tall and $375. (Santa Fe)

The Mudhead was carved by Clark Tenakhongva, the current Hopi Tribal vice-chairman. 7 inches tall. $300 (TUCSON) The canny basketball player Koshare is by Sherald Holguin. 6 inches tall. $525 (SANTA FE)

A Koshare enjoying a piece of frybread, while the kshare carved in bas-relief along the bottom is chasing a pig for breakfast… 9 inches tall. $675 (SANTA FE)

By Andrew Sahmie Sr, a Koyemsi or Mudhead wearing a Santa hat. He is 8.75 inches high and is $750. (SANTA FE)

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A Skiing Kwikwilyaqa (Mocking) katsina, by Andrew Sahmie. 10.5 inches tall. $875 (SANTA FE)