Longhair Kachina Plaque

Wood plaque by Ted Pavatea featuring a hand-burned and painted Longhair Kachina figure with cloud, feather, and lightning imagery. The Longhair Kachina, often associated with gentle rain, moisture, and blessings for crops, is an important figure connected with agricultural renewal and the sustaining power of water in Hopi tradition. The figure’s flowing hair and rain-related imagery reflect prayers for seasonal rains and a fruitful growing cycle. Finished with a turquoise hanging cord for wall display.

3.5” Width, 5.25” Height