Crow Bride Kachina Necklace Length_26.5” this Hilili Kachina is depicted

this Hilili Kachina is depicted in a dancing motion while holding yucca stalks in each hand

The pottery design is set with genuine turquoise stones

This exceptional pictorial weaving by renowned Navajo artist Florence Riggs depicts a vibrant trading post scene

Intricately Hand-Carved and Painted Hopi Ogre Woman (Soyok Wuhti) Kachina Holding a Staff and Sword in Motion

Sterling Silver Ring Featuring 14k Gold Bears with Heartlines and Inlaid Kingman Turquoise from Arizona

Crow Bride Kachina Necklace Length_26.5” this Hilili Kachina is depictedHand Carved and Painted Hopi Crow Bride (Angwushahai) Kachina with Feathers by Hopi Carver Tawma Lalo. Old style Kachinas are traditionally made with a loop or string so they can be hung on a wall for display. Angwushahai, the Crow Bride Kachina, is a graceful figure symbolizing beauty, transition, and the sacred role of women in Hopi culture. Often appearing in ceremonial dances, she represents maidenhood and the connection between spiritual and