Wood Female Tablita Headdress [SOLD]

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Once Known Native American Carver
  • Category: Dance Paraphernalia
  • Origin: Hopi Pueblo, Hopituh Shi-nu-mu
  • Medium: Wood, paint, cornhusk, string
  • Size: 14-1/2" tall x 14" wide
  • Item # C2813D
  • SOLD

This Tablita decorated with the image of the Hopi Morning (Talavai) Katsina is worn by a female during a dance following the Katsina dance season. The Tablita is covered with rain symbols, the clouds with lightning and rain on the chin being one. This was actually purchased by the owner in 1960 from the village of Shungopavi.

Generally, dance tablitas are made by male members of a family for use by a female family member.

Once Known Native American Carver
  • Category: Dance Paraphernalia
  • Origin: Hopi Pueblo, Hopituh Shi-nu-mu
  • Medium: Wood, paint, cornhusk, string
  • Size: 14-1/2" tall x 14" wide
  • Item # C2813D
  • SOLD

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