Name: Hopi Pueblo Kokopelli Mana Kachina Doll By Grover
SKU: NW990599810
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Hopi Pueblo Kokopelli Mana Kachina Doll By Grover

Late 20th Century6.625" H x 3.75" L x 3.625" WHand Carved from Cottonwood Root Painted in Red, Green, Brown, White and Black Colors with a...

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Late 20th Century

6.625″ H x 3.75″ L x 3.625″ W

Hand Carved from Cottonwood Root Painted in Red, Green, Brown, White and Black Colors with a Leather Bow Tie

In Very Good Condition

Kokopelli is the well-known humpbacked flute player katsina, a fertility spirit associated with rain, childbirth, mischief, and seduction.

Kokopelli Mana is the female counterpart (mana means “girl” or “female” in Hopi). She is depicted as a female racer katsina who participates in ceremonies, often intercepting racers and making suggestive gestures symbolizing procreation and fertility.

These dolls are traditionally hand-carved from cottonwood root by Hopi artisans, painted, and adorned with feathers, fabric, or other details. They represent spirits (katsinam) that bring blessings like rain and abundance.

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