Museum of Northern Arizona: Hopi Iconography Project


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Hopi Iconography Project

Carving

Hahay'iwùuti

This is the first doll a baby receives as a gift from the Katsina. She is always smiling. This doll has a body with corn markings, qa'öveni, and a robe made of a corn husk.

This doll has corn markings called qa'öveni.


Edward Seechoma displays his katsina doll carvings at the 2006 Hopi Show.	Carving with butterflies and flowers, about six inches long by Jonah Hill, a carver represented by Winter Sun Trading in Flagstaff, Arizona.

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