A hand-made Hopi Kachina doll featuring carved wooden construction and painted details. This figure includes a distinctive elongated head form, traditional robe, painted leggings, and a rattle and staff held in each hand. The surface shows age-related wear to the paint and wood, consistent with handling and display. A simple, well-crafted example of Hopi folk art.
Details
- Era: Mid-20th century (estimated)
- Origin: Hopi, Southwestern United States
- Materials: Carved wood, painted pigments
- Dimensions: H 28cm × W 16cm × D 14cm
- Condition Notes: General wear to paint, small surface marks; stable and structurally sound
- Provenance / Story: From a private collection; typical hand-made base
- Care Tips: Keep out of direct sunlight; dust gently with a soft, dry brush; avoid moisture and high humidity


