Last Chance Hopi 10.5″ Kachina: Salako Mana With A 60% Price Cut [OWfHdPxk]

Last Chance Hopi 10.5″ Kachina: Salako Mana With A 60% Price Cut [OWfHdPxk]

Discover the enchanting world of Hopi Kachina dolls with our exquisite 10.5-inch Salako Mana. Crafted from natural cottonwood root, this Kachina doll is not just a piece of art but a symbol of cultural heritage and spiritual significance. Salako Mana, known for her white face, is the sister of Salako Taka and is revered for her ability to bring clouds and prosperity to her surroundings.

Artisanal Craftsmanship and Unique Features

Each Salako Mana doll is a testament to the skill and dedication of artist Bennet Sockyma. The intricate details and natural materials used in its creation make it a one-of-a-kind piece. Here are some key features that set this Kachina doll apart:

• Handcrafted from Cottonwood Root: This sustainable material adds a unique texture and warmth to the doll.
• Distinctive White Face: Salako Mana's white face is a hallmark of her identity and her role in Hopi culture.

The doll stands at 10.5 inches tall, making it an ideal addition to any collection or home.

Meaning and Benefits

Salako Mana is more than just a decorative item; she is a symbol of protection and prosperity. In your home or office, she can bring a sense of peace and harmony. Here's how Salako Mana can enhance your life:

• Bringer of Clouds: Salako Mana's presence is believed to encourage the arrival of rain, which is vital for the Hopi people and their crops.
• Source of Prosperity: Her association with prosperity can bring good fortune and success to those who honor her.

Whether you are an art collector, a fan of Hopi culture, or simply someone seeking a touch of spirituality in your life, Salako Mana is an exquisite choice.