Indigenous people have carved and used fetishes throughout history. What are Zuni Fetishes? Fetishes are carvings, often palm-sized, usually of animals or figures that hold spiritual importance to the Zuni. These small carvings are believed to hold magical powers that can assist in: Protecting their owner or creator from harm to the spirit and body… Continue Reading
Drastically different in climate than the warm, dry Midwest region inhabited by the Hopi and Navajo people, Alaska is home to a unique array of arts and crafts that have been created for hundreds of years by the Native Alaskan people. Just as each region of the continental United States has its own style of… Continue Reading
Christmas will be here before you know it, so it’s time to get shopping! During the month of December, Kachina House is stocking our shop to provide you the best selection of the year. Native American culture and history are important not only to those who celebrate them as part of their ancestry, but the… Continue Reading
Kachina House is located close to many of America’s natural treasures. If you’re coming out for a visit, stay a while! There are so many cool places for you and your family to check out. Today, we’re going to tell you a little about the Hoover Dam, located about a four-hour drive from Kachina House,… Continue Reading
Traditional Native American Plains Indians celebrate their cultures with ceremonies known as Powwows. What is a Powwow? A powwow can be many things. Most Powwows involve feasting, singing, formal dancing and various types of competitions. Each Powwow creates an opportunity for various tribes to convene, visit, and forge alliances. This tradition has helped to preserve aspects… Continue Reading