Hand-Made Hopi Kachina Doll Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Avoid direct heat/sunlight

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It is enhanced with eight colour plates and seventy-six black and white illustrations by the Scottish artist John McGhie

published in Edinburgh in 1784

5 cm (L) x 13 cm (W) x 3

a traditional hall piece likely used for linens or household storage

Hand-Made Hopi Kachina Doll Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Avoid direct heat/sunlightA hand made Hopi Kachina doll featuring carved wooden construction and painted details. This figure includes a distinctive elongated head form, traditional robe, painted leggings, and a rattle and staff held in each hand. The surface shows age related wear to the paint and wood, consistent with handling and display. A simple, well crafted example of Hopi folk art. Details Era: Mid 20th century (estimated) Origin: Hopi, Southwestern United States