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Native American Kachina Dolls - Set of Two
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**Native American Kachina Dolls - Set of Two**
These are two handcrafted Hopi or Pueblo-style kachina dolls representing traditional Native American spiritual figures. The dolls are carved from wood and painted with vibrant acrylic paints in traditional colors including turquoise, red, white, and black. Both figures feature elaborate ceremonial regalia including feathers, fur trim, leather fringe, and geometric painted designs. The left figure displays a dark mask with prominent teeth and horned elements, while the right figure shows a white furry mask with large ears and an open mouth expression.
Each doll stands approximately 12-14 inches tall and is mounted on a wooden base roughly 4-5 inches in diameter. The craftsmanship includes detailed accessories such as miniature bows, arrows, rattles, and decorative arm bands with black and white dot patterns. Both dolls show authentic construction techniques with natural materials including real feathers, leather strips, and what appears to be rabbit fur. The condition appears excellent with vibrant paint and intact accessories, suggesting recent creation or careful preservation.
Based on the quality of carving, painting detail, and authentic materials used, these appear to be tourist-quality or intermediate collector pieces rather than museum-grade ceremonial items. No visible artist signatures or pueblo markings are apparent in the images. Estimated value for the pair ranges from $150-400 USD, based on typical pricing for contemporary Native American kachina dolls of this size and craftsmanship level in the tourist and collector market.
These are two handcrafted Hopi or Pueblo-style kachina dolls representing traditional Native American spiritual figures. The dolls are carved from wood and painted with vibrant acrylic paints in traditional colors including turquoise, red, white, and black. Both figures feature elaborate ceremonial regalia including feathers, fur trim, leather fringe, and geometric painted designs. The left figure displays a dark mask with prominent teeth and horned elements, while the right figure shows a white furry mask with large ears and an open mouth expression.
Each doll stands approximately 12-14 inches tall and is mounted on a wooden base roughly 4-5 inches in diameter. The craftsmanship includes detailed accessories such as miniature bows, arrows, rattles, and decorative arm bands with black and white dot patterns. Both dolls show authentic construction techniques with natural materials including real feathers, leather strips, and what appears to be rabbit fur. The condition appears excellent with vibrant paint and intact accessories, suggesting recent creation or careful preservation.
Based on the quality of carving, painting detail, and authentic materials used, these appear to be tourist-quality or intermediate collector pieces rather than museum-grade ceremonial items. No visible artist signatures or pueblo markings are apparent in the images. Estimated value for the pair ranges from $150-400 USD, based on typical pricing for contemporary Native American kachina dolls of this size and craftsmanship level in the tourist and collector market.
Origin
N. Olmsted Cleanout
Listed
March 1, 2026