This kachina was cut out of cotton wood and painted by Marty Naha Nampeyo, coming from a long line of artist, Elvira his wife is the great-granddaughter of Nampeyo. Matry heritage and involvement with daily Hopi life and culture gives Ann advantage , where every piece  nearly comes to life.The detail in painting and the added feditish items bring the Hopi traditions to like. This Kachina has the original tag from the,Heard Museum , in Phoenix. This kachina is named popcorn it is on the tag,with a history provided, on the tag of how Kachina dolls came about , and what part they played in the Hopi life. Have been to the town of Hopi ,and met the wonderful people who live on the Hopi Nation. This kachina is 8 1/2 '' tall so a very good size. This kachina is double signed