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K703 - Hopi Red Tail Hawk Kachina (Katsina) - Artist: Navajo Lo-Ma-So-Ho - Description: This Kachina is a contemporary design uniquely displayed by each Native American Artist. This handcrafted artwork is an authentic replica carved entirely from a single piece of wood. Their personal attention to detail is astounding. The Red Tail Hawk Kachina is called “Palakwayo”. He is one of the Chief Kachinas of the Second and Third Mesa. He functions as both a warrior and hunter. He has almost disappeared in some villages, but countless shrines still exist. This Kachina is intricately hand carved, replicating the authentic Hopi style. The mask displays dimensional beak and feathers on top. The wings are exquisitely detailed and attached separately. This Kachina wears an elaborate cape of red tail feathers authenticated in this wood carving. The skirt is exquisitely detailed with traditional Hopi design. This unique Kachina measures 13” tall x 11” wide x 4” deep. It is securely attached to the base with wooden pegs, making it extremely sturdy. This Native American creation comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.
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