Eagle Dancer Katsina

Eagle Dancer KatsinaThe eagle dancer is an eye catching figure at all Pueblo dances. Representing a connection between the physical and spiritua world, eagle feathers are also used for healing purposes. Carved by a husband and wife team, katsinas made by Elmer Adams and his wife are colorful, with liberal use of earth toned colors. Their figures have a pleasant simplicity and definitive Hopi style using single piece carving techniques and cottonwood. Measures 13" (34 cm)

Artist: Tracy Bowekaty (Zuni)

5 cm) long and 1 1/4" (3

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5 cms) long and is 3/4" (2 cm) at its widest

Measures 2⅛" (5

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This pair references the water wave motif made famous by Venessa's grandmother and a pair of 4mm Coral cabochons

Earring measures 1 1/2" (3

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