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Hearst Museum object titled Katsina figure, accession number 2-72187, described as Chowilawu terrific power katsina (kachina); carved and painted wooden figure. Case mask white with rounded crown; 3-lobed, turquoise and red ears. Features composed of joined Greek crosses, surrounded by turquoise bands, cloud sign on forehead, triangular mouth, and black fur ruff around base of neck. Carved wooden feather on top of head. Body painted white with black circle in middle of chest and back. Wears black breech clout with blossom symbol held up by a blue belt over a red "horse hair" kilt, turquoise armlets, black knee and wrist band with tassels, turquoise and black bracelet on left wrist and brown boots with fringed cuffs. Carved fox tails hang from outer breech clout in back. Carries a bullroarer in right hand. Steve Youvalla, carver.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Katsina figure, accession number 2-72488, described as carved and painted wooden figure. static figure with blocky head, white face with tubular nose (broken away), narrow striped horns on each side. tableta: 3 tiered with rising sun in center, red/blue zigzags and triangles and a vegetal motif on front, red/orange with zigzags on back; feather attached to top edge. torso painted yellow with black shoulders; skirt red with white detail and blue hem band; blue leggings, white circles on each side.

Hearst Museum object titled Katsina figure, accession number 2-72181, described as Mudhead carrying crippled katsina (kachina); carved and painted double figure. 1) mudhead with brown body and sack mask with protruding eyes and mouth with flared ends painted black. Knobs on top, each side and back of head are decorated with feathers. Rag kerchief around neck. Black circle with white dot on chest and forearms painted black with white dots. Wears a black kilt tied with a leather thong, white boots, black yarn and leather with bells, knee bands. Carries a stick in one hand. Leather sling around his back and chest in which he carries a paralyzed or crippled katsina. 2) paralyzed katsina is "child sized" compared to the mudhead, with a black case mask with pop eyes, a blue bird track on his forehead, a mouth as wide as the face of painted white teeth, down turned horns on each side of head with 2 blue bands on each, a feather crest with crown, a fur ruff and a long black beard. Body is painted with a black wash, with parallel white line on back, chest and arms; he wears a black breech clout and red boots with a fringed anklet. In one hand he carries a broken arrow and in the other, a bow. A.L. Sahmie, carver.

Hearst Museum object titled Katsina figure, accession number 2-72196, described as Talavai early morning katsina (kachina); carved and painted wooden figure; blue-green case mask with tubular nose; flat and rounded red ears, Douglas fir ruff and carved feather "halo." Eyes are black rectangles, cloud symbols on cheek. Body painted red, yellow and turquoise. Wears a red and black shawl, woman's sash, decorated (red, green, black) kilt, Taos boots with red/yellow/turquoise anklets, black knee and wrist bands with tassels. Inlaid turquoise/coral bracelet on left wrist, fox pelt bustle. Carries a fir bough in one hand and a bell in the other. Terrance Lewis, carver, 1995.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Katsina figure, accession number 2-71805, described as Navajo made, Hopi kachina doll. Carved balsa or cottonwood root, painted in pastel colors of blue, pink, green and yellow. Thick black marks indicating outlines and features. Has three feathers on mask and a long tubular nose which is painted yellow w/ red rectangles designs on sides. H = 8.5”.

Hearst Museum object titled Katsina figure, accession number 2-72138, described as Koshare or Hano katsina (kachina); carved and painted cottonwood root figure. Face and body painted head-to-toe with black and white horizontal stripes. Wears medicine bag around neck, breech clout held up with red bandana, 1 boot and one sock with toes protruding. Holds a watermelon in left hand and partially eaten slice in right. Spits a seed; watermelon rinds and seeds about feet. Rawhide bands around knees. Hair fashioned with bun at back and long tails over each shoulder with red head band. A.L. Sahmie, carver (unsigned).

Hearst Museum object titled Katsina figure, accession number 2-72139, described as Kwa eagle katsina (kachina); elaborately carved and painted cottonwood figure with outstretched arms with carved feather armlets. Case mask of turquoise blue with round, flat ears protruding from each side of mask. Eagle beak, black rectangular eyes and upside-down "V" over beak (black), carved feather ruff. Chest and arms painted black and gold. 3-kiva "diorama" on chest with 2 small mud heads and 2 kiva ladders. Carved turquoise necklace and frontlet at neck. Carved and painted back plaque with carved feathers and carved fox tails in rear. Dance kilt carved and painted with traditional woman's sash and decorated panels on right side. Two dance wands attached to top of head (feathers broken away). Base is solid wood (katsina is carved from a single piece of cottonwood root). Darin Calnimpewa, carver.

Hearst Museum object titled Katsina figure, accession number 2-72169, described as Tawa sun shield katsina (kachina); carved and painted wooden figure. Mask is round disk painted with red and yellow 1/4 circle in upper half. Lower half is turquoise blue with rectangular black eyes and triangular black mouth. Disks surrounded by 12 carved and painted eagle feathers. Wears a fur ruff and pompom of feathers on back of head. Body painted red with 1 yellow and 1 blue shoulder and leg. Wears a white leather kilt tied with a woman's belt, decorated blue and orange anklets. Black yarn knee bands on each knee, leather thong band with bells on left knee, fox tail at back. Holds a rattle with one hand and a blossom flute in the other. Turquoise and silver bracelets at each wrist. Wears Taos boots. A.L. Sahmie, carver.

Hearst Museum object titled Katsina figure, accession number 2-72164, described as Tuma-oi white chin katsina (kachina); carved and painted wooden figure, entitled "Kiva Prayers" (dtd 1987) figure emerges from the opening of a "stone". Kiva with tops of kiva ladders visible. sinuous figure has a white mask with yellow and turquoise rectangular eyes, a black rectangular mouth, long carved, black hair that extend down 2/3 of the back. Wears a feather at top of head and at chin. Elaborate turquoise necklace and white cloak with green and black decoration at shoulders. Body painted turquoise yellow and red. Watson Namoki, carver.

Hearst Museum object titled Katsina figure, accession number 2-72136, described as Hilili katsina (kachina); carved and painted cottonwood figure. Case mask with round, white crown; face diverged at center by zigzag line - red on right, blue on left - with rectangular black eyes. "band" mouth at base with teeth and long, black beard with 2 white horizontal stripes, square ears painted yellow with red "X"s; sun symbol and feather headdress. Body painted black with red, brown, and white oval decoration. Two shell decorated bandoliers cross on chest. Fringed leather armlets. Silver and turquoise bracelet on wrist; black yarn band with tassel on other. Wears a leather kilt with fringed side pouch, decorated with a snake and colored bands at hem (blue/yellow/red). "bobcat" fur tail and ruff, black yarn bands with bells at each knee. Fringed anklets and "Taos" boots. Carries yucca leaf whip. A.L. Sahmie, carver.

Hearst Museum object titled Katsina figure, accession number 2-72187, described as Chowilawu terrific power katsina (kachina); carved and painted wooden figure. Case mask white with rounded crown; 3-lobed, turquoise and red ears. Features composed of joined Greek crosses, surrounded by turquoise bands, cloud sign on forehead, triangular mouth, and black fur ruff around base of neck. Carved wooden feather on top of head. Body painted white with black circle in middle of chest and back. Wears black breech clout with blossom symbol held up by a blue belt over a red "horse hair" kilt, turquoise armlets, black knee and wrist band with tassels, turquoise and black bracelet on left wrist and brown boots with fringed cuffs. Carved fox tails hang from outer breech clout in back. Carries a bullroarer in right hand. Steve Youvalla, carver.

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Hearst Museum object titled Katsina figure, accession number 2-72181, described as Mudhead carrying crippled katsina (kachina); carved and painted double figure. 1) mudhead with brown body and sack mask with protruding eyes and mouth with flared ends painted black. Knobs on top, each side and back of head are decorated with feathers. Rag kerchief around neck. Black circle with white dot on chest and forearms painted black with white dots. Wears a black kilt tied with a leather thong, white boots, black yarn and leather with bells, knee bands. Carries a stick in one hand. Leather sling around his back and chest in which he carries a paralyzed or crippled katsina. 2) paralyzed katsina is "child sized" compared to the mudhead, with a black case mask with pop eyes, a blue bird track on his forehead, a mouth as wide as the face of painted white teeth, down turned horns on each side of head with 2 blue bands on each, a feather crest with crown, a fur ruff and a long black beard. Body is painted with a black wash, with parallel white line on back, chest and arms; he wears a black breech clout and red boots with a fringed anklet. In one hand he carries a broken arrow and in the other, a bow. A.L. Sahmie, carver.

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Hearst Museum object titled Katsina figure, accession number 2-72196, described as Talavai early morning katsina (kachina); carved and painted wooden figure; blue-green case mask with tubular nose; flat and rounded red ears, Douglas fir ruff and carved feather "halo." Eyes are black rectangles, cloud symbols on cheek. Body painted red, yellow and turquoise. Wears a red and black shawl, woman's sash, decorated (red, green, black) kilt, Taos boots with red/yellow/turquoise anklets, black knee and wrist bands with tassels. Inlaid turquoise/coral bracelet on left wrist, fox pelt bustle. Carries a fir bough in one hand and a bell in the other. Terrance Lewis, carver, 1995.

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Hearst Museum object titled Katsina figure, accession number 2-72138, described as Koshare or Hano katsina (kachina); carved and painted cottonwood root figure. Face and body painted head-to-toe with black and white horizontal stripes. Wears medicine bag around neck, breech clout held up with red bandana, 1 boot and one sock with toes protruding. Holds a watermelon in left hand and partially eaten slice in right. Spits a seed; watermelon rinds and seeds about feet. Rawhide bands around knees. Hair fashioned with bun at back and long tails over each shoulder with red head band. A.L. Sahmie, carver (unsigned).

Katsina figure

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Hearst Museum object titled Katsina figure, accession number 2-72139, described as Kwa eagle katsina (kachina); elaborately carved and painted cottonwood figure with outstretched arms with carved feather armlets. Case mask of turquoise blue with round, flat ears protruding from each side of mask. Eagle beak, black rectangular eyes and upside-down "V" over beak (black), carved feather ruff. Chest and arms painted black and gold. 3-kiva "diorama" on chest with 2 small mud heads and 2 kiva ladders. Carved turquoise necklace and frontlet at neck. Carved and painted back plaque with carved feathers and carved fox tails in rear. Dance kilt carved and painted with traditional woman's sash and decorated panels on right side. Two dance wands attached to top of head (feathers broken away). Base is solid wood (katsina is carved from a single piece of cottonwood root). Darin Calnimpewa, carver.

Katsina figure

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Hearst Museum object titled Katsina figure, accession number 2-72169, described as Tawa sun shield katsina (kachina); carved and painted wooden figure. Mask is round disk painted with red and yellow 1/4 circle in upper half. Lower half is turquoise blue with rectangular black eyes and triangular black mouth. Disks surrounded by 12 carved and painted eagle feathers. Wears a fur ruff and pompom of feathers on back of head. Body painted red with 1 yellow and 1 blue shoulder and leg. Wears a white leather kilt tied with a woman's belt, decorated blue and orange anklets. Black yarn knee bands on each knee, leather thong band with bells on left knee, fox tail at back. Holds a rattle with one hand and a blossom flute in the other. Turquoise and silver bracelets at each wrist. Wears Taos boots. A.L. Sahmie, carver.

Katsina figure

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Hearst Museum object titled Katsina figure, accession number 2-72164, described as Tuma-oi white chin katsina (kachina); carved and painted wooden figure, entitled "Kiva Prayers" (dtd 1987) figure emerges from the opening of a "stone". Kiva with tops of kiva ladders visible. sinuous figure has a white mask with yellow and turquoise rectangular eyes, a black rectangular mouth, long carved, black hair that extend down 2/3 of the back. Wears a feather at top of head and at chin. Elaborate turquoise necklace and white cloak with green and black decoration at shoulders. Body painted turquoise yellow and red. Watson Namoki, carver.

Katsina figure

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Hearst Museum object titled Katsina figure, accession number 2-72136, described as Hilili katsina (kachina); carved and painted cottonwood figure. Case mask with round, white crown; face diverged at center by zigzag line - red on right, blue on left - with rectangular black eyes. "band" mouth at base with teeth and long, black beard with 2 white horizontal stripes, square ears painted yellow with red "X"s; sun symbol and feather headdress. Body painted black with red, brown, and white oval decoration. Two shell decorated bandoliers cross on chest. Fringed leather armlets. Silver and turquoise bracelet on wrist; black yarn band with tassel on other. Wears a leather kilt with fringed side pouch, decorated with a snake and colored bands at hem (blue/yellow/red). "bobcat" fur tail and ruff, black yarn bands with bells at each knee. Fringed anklets and "Taos" boots. Carries yucca leaf whip. A.L. Sahmie, carver.

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