kachina

But of course he shouldn't have taken your kachina doll.

"The carving on its back means the spirit of the bear has gone into the kachina."

Above all, many of the people in Kachina were dependent on him for their livelihood.

The members of these secret societies claimed to represent the kachina.

His image has been used in rock art, pottery, kachina dolls and more.

We here in Kachina don't aim to make trouble for no women."

Their primary source of income is pottery and kachina dolls.

If that fact once became known around Kachina, he doubted whether there would be much loyalty remaining.

A century or so ago the men began to make such dolls to give the children as gifts during the kachina ceremonies.

The twins exchanged glances, but it was Kachina who answered.

He would come into Kachina from the west.

When the police start looking for a drum and a kachina doll, they won't be very polite about it.

To the people, the men dressed like this were thought to be possessed by the kachina spirits for that period of time.

Members of the village wear kachina costumes during the planting ceremonies.

It features local crafts and an amazing display of 300 kachina dolls.

Delighted, yet feeling a little shy, Jenny took the wooden kachina into her hands.

Without difficulty, he found his way to the row of kachina dolls and felt along the shelf.

Kokopelli was one of several kachina dolls sold to tourists.

Kachina stood on the edge of a small flat among rolling chaparral-covered hills.

Without doubt there were people in Kachina who would help him out of fear or the hope of profit.

It sounds like one of the kachina masks from a Zuni ceremony.

Someone had placed two kachina dolls upon the step, and beside them lay a small wooden object.

However, the linkage is not absolutely clear and the kachina may predate contact.

In addition to these traditional forms, a modern variation is now being created: the miniature kachina doll.

"It was that pretty girl we saw in Kachina, Pike.