Hand-Carved Navajo Long Hair Kachina by Jerold Guy
This one-of-a-kind Long Hair Kachina is hand-carved from cottonwood by Navajo artist Jerold Guy. Following the natural character of the wood, Jerold adds intricate burned-line patterns and hand-painted turquoise, red, white and natural wood details. The carving continues around the entire figure, making every angle unique.
Meaning: With its long hair representing falling rain, the Long Hair Kachina is connected with the water that brings life and growth to the earth. It carries a timeless message of renewal, abundance and hope—a meaningful reminder to welcome growth and good things into life.
Product Details:
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Artist: Jerold Guy, Navajo
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Material: Cottonwood
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Size: Approx. 7⅜" H × 2½" W, including base
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Details: Hand-carved, burned-line detailing & hand-painted
About the Artist: Jerold Guy is of the Red House Clan, born for the Bitter Water Clan of the Navajo Nation. Self-taught, he has been creating his distinctive cottonwood carvings since 1991.
Read more about the artist: Jerold Guy | Navajo Kachina Artist
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