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Kachina Dancers Collection
Matched Number Set |
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12-pc. Matched Numbered Collection by Christopher Pardell |
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"Wiharu" Kachina
by Christopher Pardell, Legends Studios Fine Art
Sculptures by Starlite Originals Pewter & Mixed Media. Western, American Indian, Wildlife and Contemporary Art Statuary. |
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9 3/4" heigh.
Le Number # 66 / of 2500
Limited to: 2,500 pc's. |
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$$Value Coupons$$ will be issued against the purchase of this item.
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Wiharu Kachina by Christopher Pardell,
Legends Kachina Dancers Native American Collection Limited to 2,500 pc's. Issued October 1994. |
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Color brochure with all the stories will accompany the collection. |
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A true symbol of the Hopi and Zuni spiritual life, Kachinas are believed to be supernatural beings with vast powers to confer prosperity in the form of
abundant harvest. Living part of the year disembodied spirits in their own land, they leave their homes and travel to the world of mortals upon the arrival of the winter solstice. Taking up residence within the bodies
of men, they remain there until the Niman Kachina festival in July. |
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"Around here our crops and our plants are growing poorly. You will come soon to bring them drink
When they have grown . . . when . . . the little ones
taste them they will surely be happy.
Therefore, you will come soon to bring us drink."
-The Kachina Fathers |
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