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KACHINAS are representations of the spiritual essence of everything in the real world. The dolls depict men dressed in Kachina masks for dances and ritual in order to take on the spirit of the Kachina. There are over 400 different Kachina spirits. The Kachinas were given as gifts to the women and children and hung in homes to keep present the spirit of the Kachina. Our Kachinas are individually hand created & therefore may vary slightly. All of our Kachinas are 10" tall.

The Ahote is Navajo made & appears to be derived from a Plains Indian because he wears a long trailing eagle feather headdress. The Kachina appears in the Mixed Dance and is presumed to be a good hunter. He is 10" tall & dressed in genuine leather & fur. Choose from 5 colors. Please select color BEFORE adding to cart.

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Aholi aids in bringing moisture to the village. Aholi occurs only on Third Mesa. He is a beautiful Kachina; the many colors on his cloak are said to represent the flowers and brightness of summer. Aholi is a spiritual leader. He measures 10" tall.
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The Angry Warrior Kachina is Navajo made. He is a very important war Kachina who acts as a policeman to secure the village. He is 10" tall & dressed in genuine leather, fur & feathers. Select your favorite color to match your home or office decor. Please select color BEFORE adding to cart.

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The Three Horn Kachina is a warrior who dances furiously, making pleasant and rhythmic sounds. He is a guardian of the people Kachina and represents swiftness and action.

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This is the Priest Killer. During the Pueblo Revolt of 1680, the Indians of New Mexico and Arizona revolted against the Catholic Church in an attempt to retain their religious freedom. Legend states that a Hopi named Yowe killed and beheaded a Franciscan priest. After this incident, the Hopi referred to Yowe or the Priest Killer as an Ogre Kachina that had the power to punish others.

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The Wolf Dancer is considered a great pack hunter who helps & guides the hunters on large combined hunts by using his great knowledge to find & capture game animals. The Wolf Kachina appears in the Mixed Dance & the Water Serpent ceremony. After these dances the Wolf is offered cornmeal or prayer feathers so the tribe may learn from him & secure game on their hunt. As hunters, the Wolf Kachinas navigate the earth, the stars, & the sea. They alert others to danger.
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The (Navajo) Badger is known for his wisdom and his ability to cure the sick through prayers. He has great knowledge of roots and herbs and is responsible for their growth. He is 10" tall & dressed in genuine leather, fur & feathers. Be sure to select your favorite color BEFORE adding to cart.

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The Navajo Ascending Eagle is certainly one of the most spectacular and also one of the more difficult to carve and assemble. He represents strength and power and is ruler of the sky and messenger to the heavens. This sacred and magnificent Kachina is the protector of all. He is at least 10" tall & dressed in genuine leather, fur & feathers. Please select your color choice BEFORE adding to cart.
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The Navajo Descending Eagle is one of the most popular of all the Kachina dolls. The Eagle is certainly one of the most spectacular. He represents strength and power and is ruler of the sky and messenger to the heavens. This sacred and magnificent Kachina is the protector of all.
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In the beginning, Raven was first and foremost a Creator and Trickster god - especially of the Haida (Northwest Coast) tribe, who claim he discovered the first humans hiding in a clam shell and brought them berries and salmon. Raven is also the long-suffering victim of arch-rival in trickery, the Coyote.
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Like most animal Kachinas, the (Navajo) Buffalo dances to increase his kind. This Kachina is very well known and is the most powerful. He can kill any evil thoughts and is a great spiritual protector. He is 10" tall & dressed in genuine leather & fur. Please select color BEFORE adding to cart.

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The Antelope is a game animal whose purpose is to dance for others of his kind. This kachina also aids in bringing rain, making the grass grow & ensuring there is plentiful food for all of the people for the season.

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The Fox Kachina represents the spirit of the fox who appears in mixed kachina dances as a runner. The design of black or white dots on the stomach represents a constellation of the stars.

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The (Navajo) Ceremonial Hoop Dancers'primary function is to amuse the audience during a major ceremony. He balanaces & dances with circle rings which represent life. He is 10: tall & dressed in genuine leather, fur & feathers. Please select you color choice BEFORE adding to cart.

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Who doesn't know this guy ? Kokopelli is probably the most well known Kachina. He is known as the hunchback flute player who plays his flute to bring rain and also to attract women. The Kokopelli is a fertility god. He is a baby maker, and his hump, along with his pouch, is filled with beautiful gifts to distribute to the women he attracts.

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The Lizard Kachina is a valuable fighting Kachina (Manangya) who is also viewed as an advisor in uniting sweethearts. He also measures 10" tall. Please select color choice before adding to cart.

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Named for the beautiful butterflies that land on flowers and herbs. The (Navajo) Butterfly directs the medicine man to ingredients that can be used in medicine. The Butterfly Kachina brings together unmarried men and women. During the butterfly social dance they appear as a pair, one female and one male. This Kachina is 10" tall & dressed in genuine leather, fur & feathers. Please select your choice of colors BEFORE adding to cart.
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The Chief Kachina is the Master of ceremonies. He is an ancient Kachina who represents the great power of knowledge. He measures 10" tall. Please select color choice before adding to cart.
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This is HEMIS Navajo Kachina. He is one of the most colorful & beautiful Kachinas. He is graceful & rhythmic, & represents the happiness brought from a successful harvest. This Kachina is 10" tall & dressed in genuine leather, fur & feathers. Please select your choice of colors BEFORE adding to cart.

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This extremely colorful Rainbow Kachina represents peace & harmony between tribes. This Kachina is 10" tall & dressed in genuine leather, fur & feathers. Please select your choice of colors BEFORE adding to cart.

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This very elegant White Cloud Kachina represents the beauty in the clouds of the sky & was responsible for the moisture which gave life to the crops. This Kachina is 10" tall & dressed in genuine leather, fur & feathers. Please select your choice of colors BEFORE adding to cart.

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This is the CROW MOTHER. She is the mother of all Kachinass. She guides & protects all. She watches over children as they play & sends prayers by carrying corn in her basket.

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This Chasing Star Navajo Kachina, also known as the Planet Kachina, represents the spirit of the stars & planets. Legend has it that years ago on the reservations, aliens would come & visit the Indian people & give them advice on hunting & reproduction of crops & who knows what else.

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The Sunface Kachina represents the spirit of the sun. This leader of ceremonies brings warmth, shelter for the old, a bright future, and playfulness for the young. Essential to life and growth.

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