Vintage Hopi Kachinas Lithograph Postcard by Smith-Southwestern 2002

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This original lithograph postcard features a vivid image of three traditional Hopi Kachina dolls, carved from cottonwood roots by Hopi artisan Henry Shelton. The dolls depicted are the Corn Dancer, Crow Mother, and Sun Kachina, each showcasing intricate hand-painted details and authentic ceremonial regalia. The colorful and detailed photograph was taken by Jerry Jacka and highlights the unique cultural artistry of Native American crafts provided by The Heard Museum in Phoenix, Arizona.Printed by Smith-Southwestern, Inc. in 2002, this continental-sized postcard (6 x 4 inches) is an excellent collectible for those interested in Native American heritage, folk art, and cultural history. The postcard is lithographed with rich colors and sharp detail, making it a striking display piece for collectors of indigenous art and postcards alike. The back includes descriptive text and publisher information, adding to its appeal and authenticity.

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POTP (181)

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09/16/2019

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Portals Of The Past

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Iowa, United States

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We offer a 7 day return policy on all cards. You must though notify us with in 48 hours of receiving the item with your intent to send the item back. You would have 7 days from the date of delivery to put the item in the mail for its return.

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