| Description |
3-dimensional carved figure in standing position, representing We-u-u (no translation), who is a chief katsina on Second Mesa and appears during Powamu; Figure is completely enrobed in blanket with alternating brown and red/white/black stripes; He also wears carved and painted dance sash, high-topped brown moccasins, and wool yarn garters; Black case mask has red tab ears and black and white leather neck ruff; Mask is divided on front and back by wide diagonal white line, bordered in red, and appears to be lacking eyes, nose, or mouth; Numerous small feathers are attached to top of mask. |
