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Nesting Table, Aspen or cottonwood, papier mache, American — Nesting Table
American
1860–70

Nesting Table, Aspen or cottonwood, papier mache, American — Nesting Table
American
1860–70

Nesting Table, Aspen or cottonwood, papier mache, American — Nesting Table
American
1860–70

Armchair, Maple, cottonwood, American — Armchair
American
1710–50

White Ogre Tihu (Katsina Figure), Cottonwood, pigment, cotton cloth, tanned leather, and metal, Hopi, Native American — White Ogre Tihu (Katsina Figure)
Hopi, Native American
ca. 1900

Velvet-shirt Katsina, Cottonwood, feathers, cotton, pigment, Hopi — Velvet-shirt Katsina
Hopi
ca. 1910

Long-Horned Katsina, Cottonwood, feathers, fur, shell, imitation pearls, bones, Native-tanned skin, pigment, Hopi — Long-Horned Katsina
Hopi
late 19th century

Katsina, Cottonwood, feathers, wool yarn, cotton, beads, pigment, Laguna — Katsina
Laguna
ca. 1940

Navajo Tasap Katsina, Cottonwood, feathers, wool, ribbon, hair, pigment, Hopi — Navajo Tasap Katsina
Hopi
ca. 1940

Hemis Katsina (Sio Hemis), Jimmy Keywaytewa Native American, Cottonwood, feathers, wool, pigment — Hemis Katsina (Sio Hemis)
Jimmy Keywaytewa
late 1930s–early 1940s

Drum, Wood cottonwood?, skin, Native American (Zuni) — Drum
Native American (Zuni)
19th century

Fan, wood (cottonwood), American — Fan
American
1869

Grown Together in the Midst of the Foundation, Lonnie Holley American, Cottonwood, steel, metal wire, concrete and poly(vinyl chloride / vinyl acetate) — Grown Together in the Midst of the Foundation
Lonnie Holley
1994

Hiilili Kokko (Katsina Figure), Cottonwood, pigment, cotton cloth, wool yarn, tanned leather, feathers, horsehair, vegetal fiber, metal, and paper, Zuni, Native American — Hiilili Kokko (Katsina Figure)
Zuni, Native American
ca. 1900