Shalako Kachina Doll - 14 Inch - Yellow Corn This Kachina Doll is named "Yellow Corn" with a golden face. This kachina doll is called a Shalako, which refers to a Native American Indian dance ceremony performed by an Indian Shaman, Chief or priest. This kachina doll is hand carved from a cottonwood root, with intricate etching and is hand painted in beautiful, vibrant colors and unique patterns. This kachina doll was handcrafted by the Navajo artist T. Yazzie, stands 13 1/2 inches tall, on a 3 inch wooden base, with artist's initials on the bottom of the doll.
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