KATSINA DANCES HAVE BEGUN 15% Off ALL HOPI KATSINAM though May 15, 2010--Sale Items Excluded--Coupon Code HOPI
home page Home | Shopping Cart | My Wish List | Best Sellers | Customer Service | Search  

  Login    You have 0 item(s) in your Shopping Cart  
            
Search  

Find it
Browse By



Old Style Hopi Bee (Momo) Traditional Katsina Doll by Cimmaron Grover


Show Picture 1Show Picture 2Show Picture 3Show Picture 4Show Picture 5Show Picture 6
Old Style Hopi Bee (Momo) Traditional Katsina Doll

E-mail this product to a friend E-mail this product to a friend

Previous  Up  Next" 

Bee (Momo) appears in Mixed Dances and the Water Serpent Ceremony. He is a side dancer and focuses his attention on the children. He “stings” them by shooting tiny, blunt arrows with his little bow. If the child cries out in fear, Momo squirts a little water on the supposed “wound” and offers a tiny cup of honey from his headpiece. As part of the Powamu, Momo and the other Katsinam are welcomed back and asked for their aid in bringing spring and new growth to the land. In addition to his antennae, Momo's headpiece is crowned with a cluster of stalks, which may end in flowers or fruit, or a stand of corn stalks. The Bee Katsina brings with him the gift of fertility for plants, without which the people would starve. This Momo and the Ice Man are the first dolls Cimmaron has made on a small scale. He told us he surprised himself with not only how difficult they are to do, but how nice they turned out. Click on the numbered boxes below image for additional views.

SKU: Cimmaron Grover
Dimensions: 8 in. tall
Price: $375.00 


Quantity:  

Old Style Hopi Ice Man (Patusngwa) Traditional Water Katsina Dollby Cimmaron Grover
Old Style Hopi Ice Man (Patusngwa) Traditional Water Katsina Doll
     



Powered by Mainstreethost