Description
Powerful Shalako kachina with fish from the Hopi tradition, 30 cm tall and with wide red-and-white striped ears and colourful painting. In his hand, he carries a fish, a rare attribute that directly refers to Shalako's ceremonial role.
Origin & meaning
Known for its imposing appearance, the Shalako kachina is often associated with rain, fertility and blessing for the community. The detail of the fish emphasises its connection with water and abundance. Provenance: Auction house de Zwaan (2024).
Dimensions
Height 30 cm, width 27 cm, depth 10.5 cm (without springs).
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