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Colorful Hahai-i Wuhti Doll by Samuel Pahona

Colorful Hahai-i Wuhti Doll by Samuel Pahona

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This colorful doll is representative of the happy grandma kachina. Kachina dolls are carefully hand-carved from the root of the Cottonwood tree. Old style kachina dolls like this one are meant to be hung on a wall and come with a string to do so. This doll stands 12" tall by 3" wide. 

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Woman-Owned Business

Woman-Owned Business

Proudly founded and led by women, rooted in care, craft, and community.

Established 1976

Established 1976

Crafting natural remedies and artisan goods for nearly five decades.

Handcrafted Southwest Art

Handcrafted Southwest Art

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