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Namingha, Arlo – “Hano Mana” Bronze 11/20
5"w x 15"h
$ 1,200.00
Arlo Namingha is a son of noted painter Dan Namingha and grandson of potter Dextra Quotskuvyva. This bronze is entitled, “Hano Mana”. It is a Hano Mana Katsina. The Hano Mana is also called Tewa Girl. She appears in the pre-planting season Bean Dance. She represents the hope and wishes for a good harvest, enough to eat over the next winter, and a good luck symbol is the corn she is usually seen carrying. This is 11/20. Arlo most recently was awarded the “New Mexico Governor’s Award for the Arts 2024”. This piece is in excelent condition with no chips, cracks, restoration, or repair.
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Arlo Namingha is a son of noted painter Dan Namingha and grandson of potter Dextra Quotskuvyva. This bronze is entitled, “Hano Mana”. It is a Hano Mana Katsina. The Hano Mana is also called Tewa Girl. She appears in the pre-planting season Bean Dance. She represents the hope and wishes for a good harvest, enough to eat over the next winter, and a good luck symbol is the corn she is usually seen carrying. This is 11/20. Arlo most recently was awarded the “New Mexico Governor’s Award for the Arts 2024”. This piece is in excelent condition with no chips, cracks, restoration, or repair.