Hopi kachina carving by its very nature is a sacred subject. Originally used as gifts for children of the village, to teach them about the importance of the katsina spirits, modern kachina carvings have evolved as a true form of fine art.

Sam Masayumptewa		Travis Tubinaghtewa		Sam Masayumptewa
"Cactus | Yunga" SOLD		"Cat | Mosa" SOLD		"Palhik Mana" SOLD

Kory Jean		Kory Jean		Dustin Holmes
"Crow Mother" SOLD		"Kuwan Heheya" SOLD		"Blue Badger" SOLD

Lester Quanimptewa		Jon Cordero		Daryl Koruh
"Dawa / Sun Face" SOLD		"Soyok Wuhti" SOLD		"Crow Mother"

Jeff James		David Roy		Henry Naha
"Awatovi Scavenger"		"Kokopelli"		"Hummingbird" SOLD

Alfred Lomahquahu		Coolidge Roy		Aaron Honanie
"Koshare Clown"		"Eagle Dancer" SOLD		"Cross Legged"

Kevin Pochoema	q	Keith Torres	a	Malcolm Fred
"Crow Mother"		"Warrior Maiden"		"Mudhead / Koyemsi"

Leonard Selestewa	q	Alvin James Sr.	a	Stacy Talahytewa
"Kokopelli Mana"		"Buffalo Dancer"		"Isleta Boy"

Oliver Tsinnie	q	Adrian Poleahla	a	Lowell Talashoma
"Soyok Wuhti"		"Warrior Maiden" SOLD		"Kasaile Clown"