Exquisitely carved from one solid piece of cottonwood, a traditional material revered for its softness and workability, ideal for detailed carvings
Artisanal hand-carving techniques showcased alongside hand-painted details and pyrography, creating a visually stunning piece that highlights the artisan’s meticulous attention to cultural motifs
The Sun Face symbolizes the warmth and life-giving energy of the sun, vital for the growth of crops like white corn, which is deeply intertwined with the spiritual and daily life of the Pueblo people
White Corn is emblematic of nourishment and purity, playing a key role in ceremonies and rituals, further adding to the piece's cultural depth
Signed by the artisan

Condition:
The kachina is in good condition without any damage.

Size:
Standing at a commanding 40" in height, this kachina makes a stately and culturally enriching addition to any collection, display, or educational exhibit.

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