Pueblo Katsina
August 07, 2006 until August 24, 2006
An exhibit of 40 older katsina dolls, dating from around 1920 to 1950, and varying in size from 6 inches to over 2 feet. Some are identifiable to a specific carver but most are of an age where the carver’s name is no longer available. The katsinas represent the pantheon of gods from Zuni Pueblo and the Hopi Pueblos.
View our other current and upcoming shows:
- 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