Wilson Tawaquaptewa Kachina DollWilson Tawaquaptewa (1871-1960) Tawaquaptewa was a Hopi chief from Oraibi and a very important early carver with a very iconoclastic and identifiable style.
7" tall, 10 & 1/2" with feather. Very good unrestored condition with minor paint chip to one hand. Unsigned. sold
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7" tall, 10 & 1/2" with feather. Very good unrestored condition with minor paint chip to one hand. Unsigned. sold
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Jimmy Kewanwytewa Kachina DollHopi Black Ogre kachina attributed to Jimmy Kewanwytewa (1899-1966) aka Jimmy K. 7" tall. Unsigned. Minor feather loss to head.
Excellent unrestored condition and original paint.
sold
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Excellent unrestored condition and original paint.
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Wilson Tawaquaptewa Woodpecker Kachina DollWilson Tawaquaptewa (1871-1960) was a Hopi chief from Oraibi and a very important early carver who carved fanciful dolls that were not iconographically accurate in the Hopi tradition in order to protect his culture. This bird figure is just under 6" tall. It may have had top feathers at one time. It bears some resemblance to a hummingbird kachina but looks to me more like a cactus wren, flicker or woodpecker. Very good unrestored condition. Unsigned. My client actually remembers buying this from Wilson with his parents as a young boy.
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Morning Singer Hopi kachina dollTalavai or Morning singer kachina doll.
Maker unknown. 6 & 1/2" tall. From old collection. sold
Maker unknown. 6 & 1/2" tall. From old collection. sold
