Kachina Dolls are Native American Indian art, as they are hand made and painted by native American artisans. Kachina Dolls, like the human Kachina dancers, are visual representations of the invisible spirits that assist in the rigors of life. Each Kachina doll represents a spirit in life. Some typical spirits represented by the Hopi in Kachina dolls include: the chief, the corn maiden, the ceremonial dancer, the singer, the ogre, the buffalo, the badger, the crow, the hawk, clouds, the sun, and the rainbow. The dolls are spiritual messengers that bring special blessings. Dolls are gifts given in hope of future abundance and health, as well as tools for education.

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