Authentic, rare Kachina Tottem mask. Traditionally carved from cottonwood root.

The Hopi are a Native American people from northeastern Arizona, the westernmost group of the Pueblo Indians. They are known for their spiritual culture, traditional villages on mesas, and their rich traditions of crafts and rituals. Their name, Hopituh Sinom, means "the people of Hopi."

Habitat:

The Hopi live in northeastern Arizona, within the Navajo Reservation. Their villages are built on mesas.

Culture and spirituality:

They are considered a highly spiritual people. Their ceremonies and rituals are important, often involving colorful masks and Kachina dolls. Their lives are closely connected to the land and nature; they see themselves as guardians of the land they inherited from their ancestors.