More KACHINA DOLLS - Genuine Hand Crafted Native American Navajo Indian Kachina Dolls

More KACHINA DOLLS - Genuine Hand Crafted Native American Navajo Indian Kachina Dolls - Collectibles
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These are our latest additions to the Genuine Navajo Kachina Doll collection. Most of the Kachinas shown below have a removable hooded headdress. They are perfect for complimenting your Southwest decor and are a marvelous conversation piece since each has a meaning deep rooted in Native American culture. All our Kachinas are handmade by the Native American Indian artists of the Navajo Nation in New Mexico. Each Kachina has a story and most are also available in 6", 8", or 16" heights. There are a few that only come in 14" sizes (See Below). Kachinas marked with an *** are available as a 4" Christmas Tree Ornament. Because each Kachina is individually made, no two are exactly alike and colors may vary. Unless specified, Kachinas can be special ordered in size other than shown - contact Pick My Gift. Scroll down & Click on images for description & large photos...

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If you want to order another size of the Kachinas shown, please call us at 1-800-351-6790 between 9 am and 8 pm CST to place your order.

ABOUT KACHINAS

The Kachina Dolls of today's art market are a bridge not only between the spiritual world and mortals but also between Hopis and non-Hopis. Each year at planting time, the Kachinas come and they walk upon the earth and dance to bring life and renewal. When the Kachinas return to the spirit world at the end of the planting, they return with the prayers of the Hopi that we might all continue on this earth for another round in the circle of life.

There are more than 250 different Kachinas, each with its own separate attributes, representing everything from animals to abstract concepts. The Hopi were the original Kachina Doll carvers, using a single piece of cottonwood root. The Navajo began carving Kachina dolls in their own creative way, adding leather, feathers, beads, and turquoise.

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