A thoughtfully written book which takes the reader on a journey through history of the Hopi, their beliefs and how their Katsina dolls have been used by the Hopi themselves and others. The Hopi Katsinam have been imitated and exploited, and in these pages, different artists' thoughts and concerns are presented. Beautifully documented with photographs, this book will help the scholar and collector understand the meaning of the Katsina to the Hopi tribe.
UCLA Fowler Museum of Cultural History 2001 Hardback, 199 pages
