Lot n° 434
Estimation :
100 - 120
EUR
HOPI, Arizona - Lot 434
HOPI, Arizona
Kachina doll representing Wakas, cattle figure, arms raised, prominent cylindrical mouth, blue head with rectangular eyes. Solid body decorated with multicolored circles. Black ornamental element at the top of the head and small black skirt decorated with geometric motifs.
Painted wood, felt, feathers, leather, multicolored wool and various materials.
Circa 1960-1980.
A figure linked to the prosperity of herds and fertility, Wakas embodies a benevolent force invoked to ensure abundance. His imposing appearance and polychrome ornamentation reflect the symbolic importance of livestock in Hopi community prayers.
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