Description
Artist: Victor Abeita
Style: “Red Tail Hawk” Kachina
Pueblo: Hopi, AZ
Period: Contemporary
Material: Cottonwood Root
Traditional handmade Native American Indian Kachinas from Indigenous Pueblos of the Southwest. Guaranteed authentic. Excellent condition.
Our collection of handmade Native American kachina carvings reflects the rich ceremonial and artistic traditions of Indigenous Pueblos of the American Southwest. Each kachina is hand-carved from cottonwood root by skilled Pueblo artisans, following techniques passed down through generations.
Kachinas represent ancestral and spiritual beings central to Hopi ceremonial life, serving as cultural symbols that teach values, history, and community traditions. Carefully painted with vibrant colors and intricate symbolic details, each carving is a unique work of Native American art.
Sourced directly from Pueblo artists, these authentic Southwestern kachinas are highly valued by collectors for their craftsmanship, cultural significance, and role in preserving Indigenous heritage.
About The Artist
Victor Abeita is a well-known artist from the Hopi tribe, recognized for his exceptional craftsmanship in creating traditional Kachina dolls. Born into the Hopi culture, Abeita has been an important figure in preserving and advancing the art of Kachina doll carving. His dolls are highly regarded for their detailed workmanship and vibrant, symbolic designs, which reflect the spiritual significance of the Kachinas in Hopi culture.
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Pueblo
Hopi Kachinas are spiritual beings in the Hopi Native American culture, embodying gods, ancestors, and natural forces. Represented through colorful wooden dolls and ceremonial masks, Kachinas are believed to bring blessings, rain, and fertility to the Hopi people. Each Kachina is associated with specific traits, such as agriculture, weather, or healing. The Hopi perform dances and rituals to honor these beings, especially during the annual Kachina dances, where participants wear intricate costumes to represent the spirits. The Kachinas serve as important cultural symbols, preserving Hopi traditions and connecting the community to the spiritual realm.
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