Make a Hopi Kachina Doll! (Elementary School Kids)

121 Diamond Spring Road,Denville NJ 07834

18 November, 2021

Description

* Pickup is Thursday, November 18th from 3 pm to 7 pm * Make a Hopi Kachina Doll! ⭐ We are celebrating Native American Heritage Month throughout the month of November. You can learn more here: https://www.denvillelibrary.org/explore/children/native-american-heritageIn this craft kit, we will learn about the Hopi tribe of northeastern Arizona and their kachina (also called katsina) dolls. Kachina dolls were originally hand carved from cottonwood root and used in religious ceremonies. The dolls are said to represent the messengers who travel between the Hopi people and their gods.In this kit, you are getting:Instructions and all the materials (cardboard tube, fabric, decorations) to create your own kachina dollKachina doll background and coloring pagesThis kit is best suited for elementary school childrenWe anticipate distributing kits inside the main lobby of the library; CURBSIDE pickup is also availablePLEASE let us know beforehand if you need a different pickup time. Please have your e-ticket handy on your mobile device or as a printed copy so we may scan your QR code