A Kachina Doll is a handcrafted figure representing the spiritual beings known as Kachinas in the traditions of the Hopi and other Native American tribes. These dolls are typically made from wood and are painted in vibrant colors, often adorned with feathers and other natural materials. They serve as both toys for children and as ceremonial objects, embodying the spirits of nature and ancestors. Kachina Dolls are often used in rituals and dances to teach cultural values and beliefs. Each doll represents a specific Kachina spirit, which can symbolize elements like rain, fertility, or healing. Collectors and enthusiasts appreciate these dolls for their artistic craftsmanship and cultural significance.