Doll Eagle Kachina - Hopi - U.S. (No Reserve Price)

Small traditional Hopi Kachina doll, carved from soft wood and richly decorated. The figure probably represents an Eagle Kachina (Kwahu) or a related bird spirit, identifiable by the yellow and black beaked mask, the natural feathers attached to the head and shoulders, as well as the symbolic colors (yellow, red, turquoise).

The body is painted and dressed in textiles, with a white ceremonial skirt bordered with red and black bands. The arms are adorned with feathers and ribbons, typical of ritual dances. The wooden base bears a handwritten inscription: "Eagle".

This is a 20th-century Hopi handcrafted piece, probably made for the tourist market but following the traditional style.