Alluring Artisan Craftsmanship – Native Kachina Hair Clip
Kachina hair clip handcrafted from copper from watercolor artwork by Lynn Bean. Shop stylish & unique Kachina hair clips that are not only stunning but also versatile, making them extraordinary and personal. Hair clips are made in an oval shape, 33.5 x 93 mm ( about 1.3 x 3.7 inches) in size.
French barrette backings are securely riveted on the back of the copper hair clips. Pueblo people believe that Kachinas are spirits in their religion. In Southwest Native American Pueblo cultures, kachina ceremonies are practiced by the Hopi and Zuni, as well as in most Pueblo tribes in New Mexico. A kachina is an ancient spirit of the Pueblo Indians. There are many of these spirits, and they act as a link between humans and the gods. Each Native tribe has its own kachinas.
Crafted to absolute perfection, this pleasing hair clip showcases our signature diamond-cutting technique. These precise, hand-carved cuts allow the Kachina’s intricate details to catch the sunlight, creating an enticing sparkle that brings the spirit to life. Coated with a protective, tarnish-resistant finish, its irresistible shine is preserved for years of wear.
Fitted with a sturdy, high-quality French clip, this delightful accessory securely holds your hair in place from morning to night. It is the perfect enchanting finishing touch to any outfit, effortlessly blending history, art, and function.
Material: Solid copper featuring a fascinating Native Kachina design
Symbolism: Represents spiritual messengers, protection, and abundant blessings
Finish: Tarnish-resistant clear coating for an attractive, long-lasting shine
Clasp: High-quality French clip mechanism for a reliable, all-day hold
Origin: Uniquely handcrafted by Copper Reflections artisans
