Welcome to our website. We are excited to be able to offer many of our one-of-a-kind items as well as some of our bestsellers to those of you who may not have the opportunity to visit our showroom/warehouse in Sedona.
Kachina House carries an exceptional variety of Native American art, artifacts, pottery and jewelry. If you're looking for Native American Kachina dolls, Hopi Kachina dolls, Katsina dolls or Hopi Baskets, Kachina House has these available. Kachina House is Arizona's largest distributor of Native American art, Pueblo pottery, artifacts, Native American jewelry and so much more. While you're visiting our website click around and check out all of the products we have available. We have the hard-to-find Native American artifacts. If you've been in search of that rare piece of Native American art or pottery, look no further than Arizona's Kachina House.
We offer numerous sizes and styles of Navajo Kachina dolls, Katsina dolls and Hopi Katsina dolls. If a Hopi basket or fine piece of Pueblo pottery or Native American jewelry is more your style, we carry many beautiful pieces here in our online store, and even more in our massive showroom/warehouse in Sedona, Arizona. At Kachina House we carry hundreds of pieces of Native American Zuni, Hopi, Cherokee, Santa Clara, Creek, Santo Domingo, Jemez, Laguna, Acoma and Navajo art that are all reasonably priced and beautifully created by Native American artists.
Thank you for visiting our website. While you're here we invite you to look at our vast array of products. If you're in the Sedona, Arizona area we invite you to come to our showroom/warehouse. We offer a very large selection of products including Native American art, artifacts, pottery, jewelry, Kachina dolls, Katsina dolls, Hopi Katsina dolls and Hopi baskets. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us at 866-587-0547 or drop us an email. We'll be happy to help and we look forward to hearing from you.
Click here to see a short video clip on our shop.
Sedona Monthly magazine had a feature on Katsinam in the May 2008 issue. Click here to read this wonderful article on two great Hopi carvers (Gerry Quotskuyva and Kevin Sekakuku).
