This is the remainder of the figurines from Grandma K. We think they're all Zuni, but none of the pieces are signed. I enjoy the tall one (rain god?) the most.
The green ruffs strike me as similar to the one on this piece: https://www.medicinemangallery.com/products/hopi-corn-kachina-doll-c-1940s-7-75-x-4-x-3-25-k1674-033
That one is a Zuni Shalako dancer, connected with the winter solstice ceremonies. The Mudhead in the third photo also takes part in those ceremonies. https://toh-atin.com/blog/shalako-at-zuni/ https://eu2-browse.startpage.com/av/anon-image?piurl=https://bridgesuu.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/2025-1206-Zuni-Winter-Observance_-Shalako-and-Sacred-Renewal-1.png&sp=1785495078T288fca98b6184b1424a1c84f01dc373d02b7b3f2573df3c8329b09ceb47e146f https://eu2-browse.startpage.com/av/anon-image?piurl=https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-MKdMAxEzF6I/WTIHHDokNGI/AAAAAAABB9Y/EMenKDGbSCM65jVptdIk4asUnTqJ2bEOQCEw/s1600/shalako%2B%25281%2529.jpg&sp=1785495078T106282200061668b1d82c87738fc0f93e1510abbd70911eff91371db3429a437 The Shalako is my favourite as well.
These identified as Navajo dolls representing Yeibichai dancers- https://www.manorauctions.com/aucti...i-chei-navajo-dancing-dolls-signed_b9a52cb0aa Also - https://toh-atin.com/set-navajo-yeibichai-dancers-cacbjj23-06
More about the Mudhead - https://blog.kachinahouse.com/mudhe...am get their name,by their Zuni name, Koyemsi. https://www.adobegallery.com/art/zuni-pueblo-posuki-mudhead-katsina-doll
