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Stone Eater by Quinston Taylor First Mesa He is known as an

Stone Eater by Quinston Taylor First Mesa He is known as anThis katsina doll is carved by Quinston Taylor from Kykotsmovi. He is 11" tall. Owangaroro is the stone eater katsina. His appearance varies among the villages. He is mostly seen during the Powamuya dance. He is known as an angry katsina that eats rocks and stones out of anger. A mudhead usually leads him by a rope tied around the stone eaters waist. In the Hopi Language, Owangaroro translates as: "an extremely mean person". This version of him has

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He is known as an angry katsina that eats rocks and stones out of anger

This Snow Maiden Kachina is 6" tall

Koyaala are Clowns from Hano village of the First Mesa

A mudhead usually leads him by a rope tied around the stone eater’s waist

He also is a story teller

Stone Eater by Quinston Taylor First Mesa He is known as anThis katsina doll is carved by Quinston Taylor from Kykotsmovi. He is 11" tall. Owangaroro is the stone eater katsina. His appearance varies among the villages. He is mostly seen during the Powamuya dance. He is known as an angry katsina that eats rocks and stones out of anger. A mudhead usually leads him by a rope tied around the stone eaters waist. In the Hopi Language, Owangaroro translates as: "an extremely mean person". This version of him has

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