Thoughtful delivery service

Easy 30 day returns

Certified Reviews

Description

Hemis Mana by Cliffton LomayaktewaThis katsina dolls is by Cliffton Lomayaktewa from Old Oraibi. This doll is 6" tall. Hemiskatsinmana is a maiden who accompanies the Hemiskatsinam during the Niman ceremony. The second part of the dance, they kneel with the snow maidens and perform with their rasp and gourd rainmakers. Hemis Mana differs from a Katsinmana because the Hemis Mana has a beard of feathers.

He is painted on the back and flat

The Koyaala katsinam are singers to the Deer and Big-Horned Sheep katsinam

especially the cloud symbol on the back of his vest

This katsina doll is carved by Brent Brokeshoulder from Hotevilla

guard or security figure whose family appears during the Powamuya

He gently whips his opponents with a yucca shoot

There are many different versions of clowns

This is a great little doll to hang just about anywhere

Koyaala are Clowns from Hano village of the First Mesa

Warrior Twins (Pookang Hoya and Paluna Hoya) are the grandsons of Spider Woman

The vest and gray shorts on this clown are great

The second part of the dance