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Native American Kachina Dolls - Pair
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**Native American Kachina Dolls - Pair**
These are two handcrafted Native American Kachina dolls, likely Hopi or Pueblo in origin. The figures are carved from wood and painted with traditional pigments in vibrant colors including white, turquoise, red, yellow, and black. Both dolls feature elaborate ceremonial dress with feathers, fabric elements, and detailed painted designs. The left figure appears to represent a warrior or hunter spirit with a distinctive mask-like face, while the right figure displays characteristic tableta (headdress) elements and traditional geometric patterns.
Based on the ruler visible in the photographs, the dolls measure approximately 8-10 inches in height. Each is mounted on a wooden base for display. The signature "A. SMITH" visible on one base indicates these are artist-signed pieces. The dolls show excellent craftsmanship with intricate details including real feathers, leather elements, miniature bows, and carefully applied paint work.
The condition appears very good to excellent, with vibrant colors and intact decorative elements. The style and construction suggest these are contemporary pieces, likely created within the last 20-40 years as collectible art pieces rather than traditional ceremonial objects. The quality of carving and painting indicates skilled artisanship.
**Estimated Value: $150-400 for the pair** - Based on the artist signature, quality of craftsmanship, and current market for authentic Native American Kachina dolls of this size and detail level. Individual pieces by known artists typically range $75-250 each depending on complexity and artist recognition.
These are two handcrafted Native American Kachina dolls, likely Hopi or Pueblo in origin. The figures are carved from wood and painted with traditional pigments in vibrant colors including white, turquoise, red, yellow, and black. Both dolls feature elaborate ceremonial dress with feathers, fabric elements, and detailed painted designs. The left figure appears to represent a warrior or hunter spirit with a distinctive mask-like face, while the right figure displays characteristic tableta (headdress) elements and traditional geometric patterns.
Based on the ruler visible in the photographs, the dolls measure approximately 8-10 inches in height. Each is mounted on a wooden base for display. The signature "A. SMITH" visible on one base indicates these are artist-signed pieces. The dolls show excellent craftsmanship with intricate details including real feathers, leather elements, miniature bows, and carefully applied paint work.
The condition appears very good to excellent, with vibrant colors and intact decorative elements. The style and construction suggest these are contemporary pieces, likely created within the last 20-40 years as collectible art pieces rather than traditional ceremonial objects. The quality of carving and painting indicates skilled artisanship.
**Estimated Value: $150-400 for the pair** - Based on the artist signature, quality of craftsmanship, and current market for authentic Native American Kachina dolls of this size and detail level. Individual pieces by known artists typically range $75-250 each depending on complexity and artist recognition.
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February 22, 2026