Territorial Indian Arts

Group of 7 Route 66 Kachina Dolls 1950s Pentewa and Sakiestewa Six by Abbot Sakiestewa and one by Otto Pentewa. The Blue Faced Guard on the right is Otto Pentewa's, 3 1/4" tall. The six by Sakietewa are 3" to 3 1/4" tall. None are signed. Some missing feathers. Get a group of History!!

Hopi Crow Mother Kachina Sculpture by Michael Harris of Shungopovi. Hand carved dried cottonwood root, paint, carved feathers and corn. Angwusnasomtaka stands on a cottonwood base, 11 7/8" total height. Purchased in 1990 in Santa Fe. Perfect condition. Collection #7.

Hopi Harvest Kachina Sculpture by Armand Fritz of Walpi, First Mesa. Hand carved dried cottonwood root, paint, bas relief carving on a natural root. Standing on a cottonwood base featuring rain, rainbow, Sun and corn, 13" tall total. A Kachin' mana is carved in profile, with her hair 3D. Purchased from Loomatoochi at Pueblo grande Market in 1997. Perfect condition. Collection #52.

Hopi Kachina Girl Sculpture by Armand Fritz, Loomatoochi, Walpi First Mesa. Hand carved dried cottonwood root and paint, excellent details of jewelry and gifts for the children. Hemis Kachin Mana stands of a carved cottonwood base, decorated with Hemis ceremony. 12 3/4" tall. Purchased in 1996. Perfect condition. Collection #39.

Hopi Pot Carrier Kachina Sculpture by Faron Tewa. Sivu-I-Quil Taka is hand carved dried cottonwood root, paint and carved rattle and staff. Standing on a cottonwood base with a Tewa, 8" tall total. Purchased from the First Mesa artist in 1998. Collection#65. Perfect condition.

For decades, our family has worked with traditional Hopi carvers whose pieces follow the old ways: natural materials, correct forms, and deep cultural respect. We do not carry modern tourist-style carvings. Only traditional style. What Makes Our Kachinas Different Authentic Hopi traditional style carvings Hand-carved cottonwood root Artists represented in Jonathan Day’s “Traditional Hopi Kachinas” Ethically sourced, purchased directly from artists or their families Cultural respect first.

Ernest Honanie Tasap Kachina Flat Doll Carving Hand carved from dried cottonwood root, paint and feathers. Standing or hanging 11" tall plus feather. Sculptural carving one piece carving represents the Navajo Dancers. Dated 2017.

Early 1950s Hopi Kachina Doll Carving, Route 66 Style Hand carved dried cottonwood root with paint and feathers, unsigned. A made for the tourist trade style with no clear definition of identity. Stands 8 1/2" tall 4" across the ears. Condition is good, with slight paint wear and worn feathers.