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This 6-inch Corn Maiden Kachina is handcrafted by Jacida and DeWayne Loley, artists from Shiprock, New Mexico. The Corn Maiden is one of the most revered spirits in Pueblo tradition, representing the life-giving power of corn, the abundance of the harvest, and the nourishment she provides to her people. Each doll is shaped and painted by hand, with feather and textile accents that bring her graceful presence to life.
In Pueblo belief, the Corn Maiden is honored as a mother figure, a spirit who ensures the community is fed and cared for across the seasons. She appears in ceremony as a symbol of gratitude and renewal, celebrated for her role in sustaining life. Because each piece is made by hand, colors and details will vary slightly, making yours one of a kind.
Handle gently around feather and fabric accents. Dust lightly with a soft dry brush. Keep out of direct sunlight and away from moisture.
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