Your source for the finest authentic
"Hopi" original hand carved Kachina dolls available
anywhere.
Pick out an authentic "Hopi"
hand carved Kachina Doll and price range that interests you,
click on the image and fill out the form with the style you
want more information about, and we will contact you promptly
about the current availability of that specific original.
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EACH KACHINA DOLL PICTURED
HERE IS AN EXAMPLE OF AN ORIGINAL "HOPI KACHINA" HAVING A
PERSONALITY UNTO ITSELF.
Each Kachina doll represents
the benevolent spirit being who live among the Hopi
for a six-month period each year. They first arrive on the
Hopi mesa's in February and return to their spiritual
homes in July. It is an honor to receive or own an authentic
Hopi Kachina doll. Kachina tradition is unique
only to the Pueblo Tribes of Arizona and New Mexico. Kachina's
are spiritual rain messengers that bring special blessings
as an indigenous part of the sacred Hopi lifeway...The
Oldest living religion on the North American continent going
back before recorded time.
---Accept No Counterfeits---
These genuine original Kachina dolls are hand carved
by native "Hopi" carvers, signed with their name, clan,
and mesa from which they come.
Each Kachina doll comes with
a certificate of authenticity signed by one
of the the foremost experts on Kachina dolls- Alph
H.Secakuku from second Mesa's snake clan. Alph wrote
the award winning book "Following the Sun and the
Moon" in conjunction with the Heard Museum.
His book conveys an understanding of the meaning of each Kachina
doll in their traditions and culture.
Each Kachina doll pictured on
this site is a guaranteed "Hopi" original, having a
personality unto itself. Therefore, availability is limited
to the one you see. We suggest you browse thru our extensive
display until you find the one that interests you and call
or email us immediately.
Your purchase from Kachina Spirit World also makes
you a benefactor of the Hopi community, as a portion of each
sale is returned to the "Hopi" community for community
needs.
