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The coins are dated 1965 to 1969
His bold appearance and actions are meant to teach respect
urging humanity to heed the signs
This bola tie has a figure eight backing
Navajo Weaving in the Burntwater Regional Style with Vegetal Dyed Yarn by Lisa Anderson
Shirt Ripper Kachina age_contemporary The coins are dated 1965Hand Carved and Painted Hopi Shirt Ripper (Novantsi tsiloaqa) Kachina. His name roughly translates to he who strips you your clothes. This uncommon Kachina is a runner who quite literally lives up to his name: If he catches someone who is not running fast enough, he tears or rips whatever clothing he can grab, causing the unlucky runner to lose his shirt. Barton Wright, in Kachinas: A Hopi Artist's Documentary Old style Kachinas are traditionally made
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