Eagle Dancer Kachina Number of Strands_4 and creams with stronger red

and creams with stronger red accents gives the weaving the balanced

1930s Navajo Weaving in an Early Teec Nos Pos Regional Style with Hand-Carded and Spun Wool

representing the human connection to the spiritual and natural forces above

1930s Navajo Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelet with Hand Stamped Designs and set with Clusters of Natural American Turquoise

Eagle Dancer Kachina Number of Strands_4 and creams with stronger redHand Carved and Painted Hopi Eagle Dancer (Kwahu) Kachina with Wings Spread. Kwahu represents the eagle, one of the most respected birds in Hopi tradition, and is associated with strength, prayer, and communication with the spiritual world. Eagle Dancers appear in ceremonial dances as powerful messengers, carrying prayers upward and symbolizing protection, vision, and a connection between the people and the heavens. 10 Doll Height, 14. 25 Overall