Eototo Seed Pot Number of Strands_7 with works held in museum

with works held in museum collections across the country

This contemporary sandpainting style diverges from traditional healing designs

to the 1920-1940 period of intense creativity

1970s Sterling Silver Bola Tie with a Native Drummer Design by Award Winning Zuni Silversmith

Sterling Silver Arrowhead Pendant with Hand-Hammered Texture and Inlaid Turquoise

Eototo Seed Pot Number of Strands_7 with works held in museumHand coiled Hopi pottery seed pot by Delmar Polacca, featuring a carved and painted Eototo (Chief Kachina) figure holding corn and yucca stalks. The figure is rendered in low relief with incised detailing, set against a textured red background that contrasts with the smooth natural clay surface. Eototo is a central ceremonial figure within Hopi tradition, serving as the chief of the Kachinas and an important leader during the Powamu (Bean Dance)