Also called "cradle dolls' because they are given to Hopi infants, Putsqatihut or flat dolls are the very oldest form of katsinas dolls among the Hopi. After a child has gone thru his or her naming ceremony 20 days after birth, the first one received is the Hahay'i wuuhti or katsina grandmother. The next is the katsinmana or katsina maiden. After that they may receive any katsina doll. The katsinas themselves carve them for the young ones who continue to receive them (usually more fully formed and detailed ones as they grow older) until they are initiated into the Hopi Katsina Society.

Korowiste 9.5 inches high. $42.

This Sootontaqa or, Poking Stick Boy, measures 12 inches to the tip of the fan of feathers and 8 inches across. $65.

A Hahai'wuuhti or Katsina Grandmother by Brent Brokeshoulder. 17 inches tall. $120.

A Hoho Mana by Brent Brokeshoulder, 15 inches high. $120.

An Ewiro katsina - one of the guard katsinas - by Jared Quamahongnewa. 9.5 inches high. $45

A Lizard Katsina by Brandon Kayquoptewa. 6 inches high long, $50.

An Aya Katsina by Jerel Quamahongnewa.

9.2 inches high, $40

11 inches high to the tip of the feathers, this Honani or Badger katsina was carved by Jared Quamahongnewa. $48.

A sweeping Butterfly Maiden by Darance Chimerica. 15 inches high. $150.

This Heheya with the corncob nose is by Larsen Harris Jr. 10 inches high. $80.

A Paaqwa or Frog katsina by Brandon Kayquoptewa. $8 inches high. $45

Angwusanomtaqa or Crow Mother by Orlen Honyumptewa. 10.5 inches high. $48.