Clown with lollipop by Neil David, Jr Kachina This katsina doll is carved

This katsina doll is carved by Tom Fredericks from Second Mesa

Sikyaqöqlö appear in the morning of the Powamuya dance and give colorful gifts

Hiilili vary a great deal and are very collectable for this reason

The colors along his beard are also clouds

The vest and gray shorts on this clown are great

Clown with lollipop by Neil David, Jr Kachina This katsina doll is carvedThis katsina doll is carved by Neil David Jr from First Mesa. Adorable 5" (almost 6" with horns) chubby Koyala is holding a little red lollipop. Koyala is the proper term for this type of clown. There are many different versions of clowns. They bring laughter to the ceremonies by mocking what is not to be done (proper etiquette). Some will call him "Koshari" "Koshare", but that word does not exist in the Hopi Language.