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Hopi Gourd Doll Signed Stacy Talahytewa Native American Art Southwest Folk Art For Sale


Hopi Gourd Doll Signed Stacy Talahytewa Native American Art Southwest Folk Art
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Hopi Gourd Doll Signed Stacy Talahytewa Native American Art Southwest Folk Art:
$24.00

Vintage Hopi Indian Hand-Painted Gourd Folk Art FigureArtist Signed: Stacy Talahytewa (Hopi Pueblo Master Carver)

Up for sale is a beautiful, highly collectible Native American folk art gourd doll handcrafted by renowned Hopi artist Stacy Talahytewa. Known predominantly for his traditional cottonwood root Kachina carvings, this unique decorative gourd figure highlights Talahytewa's signature talent for precise geometric detail and storytelling imagery.

Design Features:Body: Hand-painted dried gourd featuring striking polychrome Southwestern symbols, stylized wildlife, and geometric patterns.

Head: Painted face detailing matching traditional Hopi ceremonial motifs.

Accents: Complete with its delicate beaded collar necklace and tiny turquoise bead earrings intact.

Base: Mounted securely on a natural live-edge wood cross-section ring, clearly hand-signed "Stacy" on the bottom.

Condition Details:This item is in excellent vintage condition. The colors remain remarkably crisp and vibrant. The shell is sturdy with no structural cracks, splits, or paint loss. The original decorative bead work is fully present.Please see all high-resolution photos for the exact condition and scale.
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