Navajo Side Dancer by Brent Brokeshoulder Racer kachina Sikyaqöqlö appear in the morning

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

It is uncommon to have an artist carve both twins at the same time

This katsina doll is carved by Quinston Taylor from Kykotsmovi

He is 11" tall

The cloud symbols on the cheeks represent this

Navajo Side Dancer by Brent Brokeshoulder Racer kachina Sikyaqöqlö appear in the morningThis katsina doll is carved by Brent Brokeshoulder from Hotevilla. He is 10" tall and 12" tall overall. It is unsigned, but the original tag from a pawn shop in Gallup shows that Brent carved him. Tonaylili (small river), the uncle who dances on the side of the Navajo katsinam. He makes arm gestures and hand motions to echo the meaning of the song. The Navajo katsinam are Kwivikatsinam which means fancy dressed.