Vintage Sunface Kachina Doll From 1975 Handmade And Signed By J. T.
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:1174768 | Country/Region of Manufacture: United States |
| Origin: Southwest | Tribal Affiliation: Navajo |
| Artisan: J. T | Provenance: Ownership History Not Available |
Vintage Handcrafted 12" Sunface Kachina Doll created by J. T. in 1975
The Sunface is said to be one of the more powerful kachinas because he represents the sun, the greatest of all the stars.
This particular Sunface is depicted holding feathers and a carved rattle. His costume is beautifully detailed with black and tan leather fringes. His head dress is made from real fur, he also has fur on his ankles and wrists.
The bottom of the piece is signed by J. T whom we believe... to be a Navajo artist.
This is a vintage item and has been stored in a smoke-free studio. It ships in a box from New Mexico to U.S. addresses only.
******I am happy to answer any questions you may have before purchasing.
The Sunface is said to be one of the more powerful kachinas because he represents the sun, the greatest of all the stars.
This particular Sunface is depicted holding feathers and a carved rattle. His costume is beautifully detailed with black and tan leather fringes. His head dress is made from real fur, he also has fur on his ankles and wrists.
The bottom of the piece is signed by J. T whom we believe... to be a Navajo artist.
This is a vintage item and has been stored in a smoke-free studio. It ships in a box from New Mexico to U.S. addresses only.
******I am happy to answer any questions you may have before purchasing.
