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SKU: 250823-099

Hopi Pueblo Kokopelli Kachina Doll By Ramon Albert Sr.

$315.00

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Mid/Late 20th Century

8.75" H x 4" L x 3.5" W

Hand Carved from Cottonwood Root Holding a Gourd Rattle and a Curved Crook Staff with a Black Helmet Mask and a Central White Stripe with Bold Red Ears, a White Body and Adorned with Felt and Yarn on a Wood Stand from Hotevilla AZ 
In Very Good Condition
Ramon Albert Sr. (1927–2001) was known for carving respectful, traditional-style katsinam with solid painting, natural or simple materials (feathers, fur, leather/yarn accents), and clean lines. His dolls are often signed on the base (look for “Ramon Albert,” “Hotevilla, AZ,” or a small hand-drawn rabbit hallmark). Similar examples of his Broad Face dolls measure around 12–13 inches tall and appear in museum collections and the secondary market.
Kokopelli is a well-known figure in Southwestern Native American traditions—a humpbacked flute player often associated with fertility, music, abundance, and storytelling. In Hopi culture, he appears as a Katsina (sometimes called Maahu or similar variants), typically depicted with a flute, a backpack or hump, and a lively, dancing pose.

Condition: Very Good

Tribe: Hopi

Year Range: 1950 - 1975

Region: Southwest

Dimensions: 8.75 in4 in3.5 in

Category: Kachina Doll

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