The Havasupai Kachina represents the Hopi good neighbors, the Havasupai, who reside within the Grand Canyon. The Havasupai and Havasupai Mana (Havasupai Woman Kachina) dance together in the Summer Dances and sing songs about rain.
This doll wears a headdress with long colorful horns, and rainbows on his mask. His head is covered by feathers (long faded but not lost). Circa 1960, made from cottonwood, paint, feathers and string, 8 ½ inches tall, including feathers.
The Havasupai Kachina represents the Hopi good neighbors, the Havasupai, who reside within the Grand Canyon. The Havasupai and Havasupai Mana (Havasupai Woman Kachina) dance together in the Summer Dances and sing songs about rain.
This doll wears a headdress with long colorful horns, and rainbows on his mask. His head is covered by feathers (long faded but not lost). Circa 1960, made from cottonwood, paint, feathers and string, 8 ½ inches tall, including feathers.
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