Despite his bulging eyes, horns and toothy beak, Ho’ote Kachina is a benevolent kachina who sings for rain, and the stars and moon symbols on his face bring the spring flowers.
This doll is carved from cottonwood, decorated with paint, and has string around its neck for display. Circa 1950s, 8 ¼ inches tall.
Despite his bulging eyes, horns and toothy beak, Ho’ote Kachina is a benevolent kachina who sings for rain, and the stars and moon symbols on his face bring the spring flowers.
This doll is carved from cottonwood, decorated with paint, and has string around its neck for display. Circa 1950s, 8 ¼ inches tall.
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