Kachina dolls / 50 jaar US Air Force Kirtland NM 1997

Kachina dolls are representations of the supernatural kachina spirits which play an important role in Pueblo Indian religion. Carved by Seona, these Hopi kachina dolls range in size from nine-and-one-half to nineteen inches in height. From left to right, they are: Sipikne, Koshari clown, Sio Hermis and Sakwa Hu

ansichtkaart afgestempeld ter gelegenheid van de 50th Anniversary of the US Air Force Station Kirtland, Albuquerque, New Mexico, september 19, 1997, zonder adres, met postzegel

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