Mormon Tea Kachina material_coral Number of Strands: 1Necklace Length:

Number of Strands: 1Necklace Length: 25”

Crystal weavings are known for their horizontal banded layouts and balanced geometric designs

Handwoven Navajo Two Face Twill (Double Weave) in a Ganado Style with a Different Design on each side

as well as in other Hopi ceremonies

Stainless Steel Key Ring with a Sterling Silver Panel Featuring Hopi Overlaid Roadrunner Design

Mormon Tea Kachina material_coral Number of Strands: 1Necklace Length:Hand Carved and Painted Hopi Mormon Tea (Hishlab) Kachina. Mormon tea (also known as ephedra, canutillo, or cowboy tea) refers to several native desert shrubs found across the American Southwest. The Hopi and other Southwestern Native American tribes have brewed the plant as both a social beverage and a traditional medicine. Old style Kachinas are traditionally made with a loop or string so they can be hung on a wall for display. 8 Doll Height, 9. 25