For the Hopi of Northern Arizona ... gift of James R. Nolan, UW Art Museum Center: Adrian Poleahla, Stone Eater Kachina, Owa-ngaroro, wood, 11 x 4 1/4 x 3 3/4 inches, 1990, gift of James R. Nolan, ...

It highlights the significance of art in daily life, with a focus on ceremonial objects, Kachina dolls, and various crafts such as pottery, weaving, and silverwork. The film emphasizes the ...

Contemporary Hopi Kachina Dolls is a handy reference book for collectors of the carved and painted wooden figures. The Hopi have traditionally created kachinas as symbols of the spirits and dancers ...

We recently had a project involving Southwest art, in which we fell in ... They are copies of Hopi motifs. They are not original, as Kachina dolls are not part of the Navajo religion.

The Brigham Young University''s Museum of Peoples and Cultures is currently displaying the Kachinas and the Hopi Worlds exhibit ... Provo who is majoring in Art History and is an employee of ...

“I really am concerned about this because the Hopi tribe is still a living cultural group that practices the kachina ceremony ... buyer of American Indian art for Heard Museum, said.

“Hopi Visions: Journey of the Human Spirit” includes 28 pieces from the Dallas Museum of Art’s collection, including ancestral Sikyatki Polychrome ceramic vessels and modern kachina doll ...

The Hopi Kachina doll exhibition wrapped up Sunday afternoon. It was the final cultural weekend of the year at Cabot’s Pueblo Museum. Previous cultural weekends featured a Oaxacan art festival.