Depicts Sio Mana (Zuni Maiden) wearing a mask and and holding a feathered badge of office and a sacred meal clay basket; and Three Koyimsi (Mud Head Clowns) wearing masks, two carrying rattles and one beating a drum with a drumstick.
Local Numbers:
NAA INV 08547413
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MS 4731 Drawings of Katsinam by Hopi artists, National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution
Depicts Paiakyamu (Koshari) (Hano Clown Glutton) wearing striped body paint and a cap with horns holding sprigs; and Kaisale Mana holding ears of corn.
Local Numbers:
NAA INV 08547446
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Depicts Tehabi (Tuhavi) (Mudhead Clown) wearing a mask with horns pointing down and being carried by Koyimsi (Mudhead Clown) accompanied by Tunwup Taamu (Tunwup's Uncle) carrying yucca whips.
Local Numbers:
NAA INV 08547223
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Depicts Kumbi (Black) Natacka (Nata'aska) wearing a mask with horns and a feather crest, a buckskin garment, and carrying a saw and a hatchet; accompanied by Hehea (Clown) with body paint of phallic symbols and carrying a lasso.
Local Numbers:
NAA INV 08547226
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Depicts Tcabaiyok (Male Ogre) wearing a mask belonging to Honyi of Snake Clan and threatening to kill a boy, possibly a Hehea (Clown) child, with a knife.
Local Numbers:
NAA INV 08547234
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Depicts Atocle (Ogre Woman), an old woman impersonated by a man who goes around frightening Zuni children, wearing a mask and carrying a bow and arrows and being held by Koyimsi (Mud Head Clown).
Local Numbers:
NAA INV 08547235
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