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This humorous Koyala Kachina is holding a piece of cheese behind his back as a mouse begs for it. It is Titled simply, “Koyala” and was hand carved by Hopi artist, Ted Pavatea.
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This humorous Koyala Kachina is holding a piece of cheese behind his back as a mouse begs for it. It is Titled simply, “Koyala” and was hand carved by Hopi artist, Ted Pavatea.
Ted is the son of Tewa-Hopi potter Garnet Pavatea and was born in 1952 in the Village of Hano at Hopi. He is a favorite carver of ours as his Kachinas always make us smile.
| Artist | Ted Pavatea |
|---|---|
| Tribe | Hopi |
| Dimensions | Measures 8-12" High by 5" Wide |
| Metal / Material | Cottonwood Root |
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