Winter solstice marks the shortest day and longest night of the year. For the Hopi people, this time is deeply spiritual, representing a turning point and a time for renewal. The Soyal Ceremony, held during this solstice, is one of…
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While the Thanksgiving holiday is often centered on gratitude and harvest, its historical roots are tied to Native American cultures. The pottery made by Native Americans carries not just practical significance but cultural, spiritual, and artistic importance as well. In…
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Hunting was more than just a means of survival for Native American cultures—it was a spiritual practice intertwined with tradition, honor, and respect for nature. The skills and tools associated with hunting connected tribes to the land, their ancestors, and…
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As the holiday season approaches, finding the perfect gift that conveys thoughtfulness and cultural significance can be challenging. At Kachina House, we offer an array of authentic Native American pieces that celebrate cultural tradition, individual artistry, and have spiritual meaning….
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Masks play a crucial role in the spiritual practices of the Native American people. In the Hopi tradition, these masks, which symbolize sacred beings, are part of a dancer’s regalia used in various Katsina ceremonies to maintain a connection between…
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