Native American Navajo Made Four-Horn Warrior Kachina Dancer Doll

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Native American Navajo Made Four-Horn Warrior Kachina Dancer Doll

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Native American Navajo Made Four-Horn Warrior Kachina Dancer Doll

The Four Horn or Palhik (Palik'ala) is presumably an import from Zuni, although many Navajo claim he is an original Kachina. He is most popular in the mixed dances on First Mesa.

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