Katsina Doll Collection
September 30, 2007 until November 15, 2007
We just acquired a collection of 19 Katsina Dolls that was amassed by a gentleman who worked for the Department of the Interior in Denver before the 1960s. After he passed away, his wife gave the entire collection of 18 dolls to a friend in Florida in 1964. They have been in that collection since then. We are pleased to offer them at this time. They all appear to have been carved by the same carver and all apparently carved from balsa wood. It is my speculation that a Hopi carver living in Denver at the time made them.
View our other current and upcoming shows:
- Ancestral Symbols, Modern Masterpieces: Documenting the Sacred Narratives and History of the Hopi People
- Echoes of Ko'tyit: Preserving Oral Tradition Through Cochiti Pueblo Storytellers
- Pueblo Nacimientos: Traditional Clay Nativity Sets
- Scenes in Gouache: Flatstyle Painting from the Santa Fe Indian School

