The Hoho Mana is by Ryan Gashweseoma and is 9 inches. $350. (TUCSON) Next in the center is an old style Owangaroro or Stone Eater Katsina by Sean Macias. 11.25 inches high and $350. (SANTA FE) The Patnga or Squash katsina was made by Kevin Quanimptewa. 9.25 inches high and SOLD. (SANTA FE)

A Kanaskatsina also by Makwesa, this one is 11.5 inches high and $350. Last but definitely not least is this gorgeous Honan Katsina or Badger katsina by Shawn Deel, more information on this spectacular doll can be found in our Highly Detailed Carvings gallery. (BOTH in SANTA FE) A Sio Ho’ote by Randy Brokeshoulder. 13.5 inches and $600. (TUCSON)

The first two dolls were both made by Ryon Polequaptewa. At left is a Kuwan Kookopölö or Fancy/Colorful Kokopelli. 14 7/8 inches high and $425. The Huru’ing Wuuhti or Cold Bringing Woman is 11 inches high and SOLD. The Yaapa or Mockingbird by Raynard Lalo is 10.5 inches high and $280. (ALL in SANTA FE)

All four dolls in this row were carved by Darance Chimerica (Makwesa is his Hopi name). Each is 9 inches high and $300. From left to right: a Heheya, an old style Turtle katsina, a Hohoysi, and a Paakwa SOLD(frog). (ALL IN TUCSON)

A Taawa or Sun katsina by Carl Nequatewa. This one is 13 inches high to feather tips and is $275. (SANTA FE)

An old style Butterfly Maiden by Randy Howato. 13 inches tall. Tablita is 9 inches wide. $600 (TUCSON)



At left is Sootukwangw -the sky deity whose named translates as Star-Thunderhead heart. Randy Brokeshoulder. 21 inches and $1,275. (TUCSON)

 

A Sootukwnangw (Sky Deity) by Cimarron Grover. There is wonderful profile on him in The Great Tradition of Hopi Katsinas, by Barry Walsh. 11.5 inches high and $500. A Tangak.wunu or Rainbow Katsina by Raynard Lalo.11 inches high to feather tips and $300. The Omaw or Cloud katsina in the photo at right is by Hongvi Marquez. 10 7/8 inches high to feather tip and $400. (ALL IN SANTA FE)

A Yungya, or Cactus katsina by Randy Howato. 12 inches and $375. (TUCSON) This Nuvak Mana - Snow Maiden- was carved by Nick Brokeshoulder. 12 inches and $250. (TUCSON) A Sakwa Hu or Blue Whipper katsina by Eric Holmes. 9 inches high not including the base and $300. (SANTA FE)

The first two in this row are by Hongvi Marquez. The Kuwan Kookopölö is 8 inches high and $300. The Hakto is 7.5 inches high and $260. The Hilili at far right was made by Carl Nequatewa. 11.5 inches high to feather tips and $275. (ALL in Santa Fe)

By Shawn Deel, a Tasap katsina, two photos to show details, it represents the spirit of the Navajo people. This one is 10.5 inches high and $400. Next is a Tsiitoto or Tobacco Flower by Tayron Polequaptewa. This one is 12 5/8 inches high and SOLD. (ALL in Santa Fe)