A Hopi Koyemsi clown kachina, carved and jointed at hips and shoulders, strung on crossed strings to make a jumping toy. Most likely made by Ben Seeni from First Mesa mid-20th Century. Very rare.
Made from cottonwood and twine, with mineral pigment paints, 7 ½ inches tall with arms outstretched.
A Hopi Koyemsi clown kachina, carved and jointed at hips and shoulders, strung on crossed strings to make a jumping toy. Most likely made by Ben Seeni from First Mesa mid-20th Century. Very rare.
Made from cottonwood and twine, with mineral pigment paints, 7 ½ inches tall with arms outstretched.
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