Xmas Gift Idea Hopi Blue Corn Diety Kachina C. 1950-60s, 9.75" X 5" X 4.25" (k1634-006) Tool [EoXAytvx]

Hopi Blue Corn Diety Kachina

Introducing this exquisite Hopi Blue Corn Diety Kachina, a treasured piece of Native American art that dates back to the 1950-60s. This kachina, measuring 9.75" x 5" x 4.25", is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of the Hopi people. Crafted with intricate details and traditional techniques, this kachina is a true masterpiece.

• Authentic Hopi craftsmanship
• Historical significance
• Attractive and culturally significant

The Hopi Blue Corn Diety Kachina is characterized by its surface wear and paint loss, indicative of its age and history. It also shows signs of old restorations and minor cracks along the body, which are common in vintage kachina dolls. However, a missing part on the left hand is worth noting. Despite these minor imperfections, this kachina is a valuable addition to any art collection.

• Age-related wear and restoration
• Dimensions: 9.75" x 5" x 4.25"
• Indications of historical authenticity

This kachina is not just a piece of art; it is a connection to the vibrant culture of the Hopi people. Ideal for collectors, art enthusiasts, and those interested in Native American history, this kachina is a conversation starter and a focal point in any room. Acquired from the grandson of Oscar and Ethel Branson, the owners of the Treasure House in Old Town, Albuquerque, and Santa Fe, New Mexico, this kachina carries a story of its own. Due to its fragile nature, we offer local pick-up in Tucson, Arizona, or a hand delivery service.

• Collectible item with cultural significance
• Great for collectors and art enthusiasts
• Perfect for display in your home or office