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. A gorgeous Honan Katsina or Badger katsina by Shawn Deel, SOLD (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 Yaapa or Mockingbird by Raynard Lalo is 10.5 inches high and SOLD. A Taawa or Sun katsina by Hongvi Marquez, it is just over 10 inches high and $325. (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, and a Hohoysi. (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)