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Honyouti, Mavasta – “Virtual: Reality” Cottonwood Plaque
6" x 3"
$ 400.00
Mavasta Honyouti is a skilled Hopi Katsina carver from Hotevilla Third Mesa; He is Ronald Honyouti’s son and Clyde Honyouti’s Grandson, both skilled Hopi Katsina carvers. He is well known for his scenes carved in low-relief. This piece is entitled “Virtual: Reality”. It is one of his wooden “cell-phones” with a young man using virtual reality in the Hopi village. It is the historic and modern world coming together. The piece is painted after the carving. It is signed, “M. Honyouti”.
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Mavasta Honyouti is a skilled Hopi Katsina carver from Hotevilla Third Mesa; He is Ronald Honyouti’s son and Clyde Honyouti’s Grandson, both skilled Hopi Katsina carvers. He is well known for his scenes carved in low-relief. This piece is entitled “Virtual: Reality”. It is one of his wooden “cell-phones” with a young man using virtual reality in the Hopi village. It is the historic and modern world coming together. The piece is painted after the carving. It is signed, “M. Honyouti”.
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Mavasta Honyouti is a skilled Hopi Katsina carver from Hotevilla Third Mesa; He is Ronald Honyouti's son and Clyde Honyouti's Grandson, both skilled Hopi Katsina carvers. In addition to traditionally carved work, Mavasta carves scenes in low-relief as part of his plaque collection. Mavasta has won a number of awards, including Best of Classification at the Santa Fe Indian Market two years in a row. He is the son of noted Katsina Carver Ronald Honyouti and grandson of Clyde Honyouti. Mavasta carves scenes in low-relief as part of his plaque collection. He has won several awards, including Best of Katisinas at the Santa Fe Indian Market.
Bryant Mavasta Honyouti