| Description |
3-dimensional carved figure in standing position, possibly representing Tunei-nili, a caricature of the Navajo deity Tonenili (Water Sprinkler); Figure's body is painted white with brown lines across his chest and back and down his arms; He wears carved and painted black kilt with red and yellow zigzag lines, fox skin tail, black leggings with red and green yarn garters, brown moccasins, and Navajo-style black leather pouch over right shoulder; Blue case mask has yellow beak, small white eyes on V-shaped black band, and green yarn neck ruff; Yellow yarn frames top and sides of mask; Green frog is painted on back of mask; Several feathers and pair of red ribbon streamers are glued to left side of mask. |
