Water Pourer Grandmother Kachina Doll, by Marty Naha, Jr. Decolonizing the Map Indigenous Art on Maps various stones and shell are

various stones and shell are inlaid on a jet back with jeweler's epoxy

) and inlayed turquoise blue eyes

Garrick and his well-known family of carves create an abundance of different animals and birds

poured silver pendant in an old-school Navajo design

Water Pourer Grandmother Kachina Doll, by Marty Naha, Jr. Decolonizing the Map Indigenous Art on Maps various stones and shell areWater Pourer Kachina Doll Marty is a respected and award winning carver, and his attention to detail is evident in this Kachina doll. Hahai i Wuhti is known as Pour Water Woman, the lively and colorful Kachina Mother to the Nataska Ogre Monsters, and Grandmother to all Kachina as well as 12 1 2 inches tall, 9 1 2 inches at widest Cottonwood root, domestic fowl feathers, acrylic and natural paints Marty Naha Jr., Hopi Pueblo, Arizona