Centuries ago, native american indians began carving Kachina dolls as teaching tools for the children.

The elders came forth from the “Kiva” or ceremonial room whereupon they communicated with the spirits. What the spirits taught the elders were then illustrated to others through the spirit Kachina doll carvings.

Kachina Dolls, like the human Kachina Dancer, are visual representations of the invisible spirits that assist in the rigors of life.

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All Kachinas are native american indian art as they are hand made and painted by native american indians. Individual kachinas are signed and numbered for authenticity. The Navajo Indian reservation is located in the four corners region of Arizona, Nevada, Utah, and Colorado. Each Kachina doll is a piece of art, and therefore will vary in size, color, and accenting detail. As a result, all requests for garment, feather, and fur colors will be taken into consideration but cannot be guaranteed. Our Kachina dolls are hand crafted using real wood, leather, feathers, stones, shells and rabbit fur.