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.

February 22, 2026