Kachinas - Lucky Charms Explained

[@MrKmoconne]

This was a better explanation about Kachinas than I was expecting. There wasn't really a place to talk about it here, but some of the Kachina dolls shown were made by Navajo who do not have a spiritual connection with them. The Navajo make them to sell to tourists at a cheaper price than a Hopi carved doll. If you want a Kachina doll that is a good representative of the spirit it portrays, It's best to do some research about the real item.

[@mattebertmusic8135]

KOOL!!i got a mighty colllection 👊👊

[@PurpleRYT]

If U Guys Think The Kachinas Are Actually Dead No They’re Not They Still Dance For Us And Give Us Stuff

[@1millionpumpkins542]

Maasaaw isn't just death, he is the planting spirit who brought the seeds, water and digging stick for all to steward the land in beauty and perpetuity

[@kathydavenport4422]

These are the ones I know. Blessings Be.

[@darz3829]

Wait a minute -- I thought Luck Charms was a cereal. They're magically delicious.

[@cynthiacupler8005]

No comment.

[@laceyking1193]

Zuni to

[@IsaacC-sw3kc]

He literally says across many pueblo people

[@nickjackson8401]

Take this down please stick to your own teachings

[@PurpleRYT]

Bro💀 These Story’s ARENT Even True The Kachinas Are Still Alive

[@anthonysakiestewa8011]

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