Above are four new works by Kevin Quanimptewa. From left to right: A Qööqöqlö, a Katsinmana and a Hahay’iwuuhti. Each one is 3 inches high. The Qööqöqlö is $85 while the rest are each $80. (ALL in SANTA FE)

The four dolls in the row above were all made by Sam Masayumptewa. From left to right: A Honan katsina or Badger, 5.75 inches high SOLD. Next is a Sivutootovi, 3.75 inches high. Third is a Natukvika or Split katsina, 6.5 inches high SOLD. At right is a Tsili or Chili, 4.25 inches high. Each $120 and all in Santa Fe.

A Pang or Mountain Sheep katina by Wendell Silas-Yazzie. 5.5 inches tall. $400. (TUCSON)

A Koyemsi or Mudhead by Philander Shelton. 5.25 inches tall. $300. (TUCSON) In the next photo is a NuvakMana or Snow Maiden by Shawn Deel. Just over 2 inches tall. $150. Last in the row is a Heheya by Dal’Suhu Not-Afraid. This one is 4 1/8 inches high and SOLD. (SANTA FE)

A Butterfly Maiden by Randy David, of the Tobacco Clan from Walpi village on First Mesa. 4 inches tall. $300 (TUCSON) Wendell Silas carved this Nuvakmana or Snow Maiden. 5 inches high and $250. (TUCSON) The pair in the photo at left were carved by Sam Masayumptewa. The Hemis is 8.5 inches high to tips of the grass while the Tsakurshmana is 5 inches high. $300 for the pair. (SANTA FE)

By Shawn Deel: a miniature Qööqöqlö. 1.5 inches tall, not including the feather. $60. (SANTA FE)

Two winged Butterfly Maidens by Harold Nevayaktewa. The first, which is mounted on a piece of slate, is 7 inches tall and $350. The next is 6 inches tall and $300. (BOTH IN TUCSON)