SKU: 5010-02

Hopi Kachina Glass Hototo Mask Plate Sculpture By Tony Hendrick

$595.00

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ca.  1988

15" H x 16" W

Excellent Condition

Hototo Kachina is a figure from Hopi Native American tradition representing a warrior or guard spirit.  Created by artist Tony Hendrick around 1988, it blends contemporary glass artistry with cultural motifs inspired by Southwestern Indigenous iconography. The piece is designed as a flat glass panel with intricate detailing, mounted on a wire for wall hanging, making it both a sculptural object and a displayable artwork.

Condition: Excellent

Tribe: Hopi

Year Range: 1975 - 2000

Region: Southwest

Dimensions: 15 in16 in

Category: Bronze, Stone and Wood Sculpture, Kachina Doll

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