Old-Style Yellow Snake (Sikya Tuwa-tcua) Kachina

The Yellow Snake Kachina, or Sikya Tuwa-tcua, is part of the powerful Snake Dance ceremony. He represents prayers sent to the underworld and is closely tied to rain and agricultural fertility. As a messenger of the Snake Clan, his role is vital to the Hopi understanding of life’s cyclical flow.

This old-style carving includes a loop or string for traditional wall display.

11” Doll Height, 14” Overall Height