Hopi Hemis kachina doll - large pueblo headdress - Arizona, US

Description

Monumental Hopi Hemis kachina doll measuring no less than 57 cm high, with impressive pueblo headdress. A powerful ceremonial image that dominates any collection.

Origin & meaning
The Hemis kachina is among the most prominent figures within Hopi culture. The striking pueblo headdress symbolises fertility and the cycle of harvest. With its exceptional height, this is a rare large specimen that immediately attracts attention. Originating from the collection of Amsterdam architect Ben Spangberg (1929-2024), who carefully collected tribal art between 1960 and 1980.

Dimensions & condition
Height 57 cm, width 24 cm, depth 10.5 cm. Excellent condition, with patina appropriate to age and use.

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