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Full frontal view of carved wooden kachina figure with outstretched arms, feathered wings, painted blue head and red torso on wooden base

Hopi Eagle Kachina Carved Cottonwood Blue Case Mask Feathered Arms Fur Ruff c1990

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PRODUCT DETAILS
• Brand: Unbranded/Folk Art
• Material: Hand-carved wood, feathers, paint, natural fibers, wood base
• Dimensions: Approximately 12-14 in tall (total height with base)
• Color/Finish: Blue head, red/burgundy torso, natural wood legs, yellow hands/feet, black accents, straw/fiber hair
• Condition: Good - visible wear, paint chips, cracks in wood base
• Era/Period: Mid-20th Century (estimated 1950s-1970s)
• Weight: Approximately 1.5-2 lbs
• Notable Features: Real feather wings, articulated arms, sculptural beak, beaded/shell details, folk art aesthetic

Authentic handcarved wooden kachina-style folk art figure with striking color palette and tribal aesthetic. Features real feathers for wings, natural fiber hair, and hand-painted details. Perfect for collectors of Native American folk art, vintage southwestern decor, or outsider art enthusiasts. Shows genuine age and patina with honest wear consistent with vintage handmade pieces.

PROVENANCE — 1999 MITCHEM ARTS APPRAISAL
Appraised 14 May 1999 by Holly Mitchem, ASA (Accredited in Fine Art, American Society of Appraisers) of Mitchem Arts, Ojai, California. Recorded there as item 84, a Hopi Eagle Kachina, Arizona, circa 1990 — painted cottonwood with feathers and fur, 15 inches high. The appraiser described a contemporary styled kachina with a blue case mask with red ears and yellow beak, feathered head and arms, and a fur ruff, mounted on a cottonwood base. Condition in 1999: very good.
The figure in that report was a retail replacement value for insurance scheduling, not a resale price, and it is 27 years old. It is not quoted here.

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