Indian Dolls

Indian Dolls

Indian Medicine Bag Good Luck Amulets Are Powerful And Effective!

There have always been tons of people who have had an interest in Good Luck Amulets, lucky charms, magical potions, fortune telling, tarot cards, and so forth, almost since the beginning of the human race! There have been so many different luck-attracting items over the years, and some things have been more popular, and more powerful, than others have been!

Indian Medicine Bag Good Luck Amulets Are Extremly Powerful And Effective! This may be due to the fact that they have a history of many hundreds of years, perhaps even thousands of years!

The ancient Mayans used to have a thing called Worry Dolls or Trouble Dolls, according to the legends and using various translations from one language to another. The story says that You tell your worries or your troubles to these tiny, handmade dolls, then you put them in the little bag or sack that they usually come in, and then you can put them under your pillowm on your nightstand, or even in the drawer, and while you are asleep, these little Worry Dolls do the worrying for you! When you awake, you will feel better and more refreshed, and maybe they will have even worked some magic and the problem might even be gone!

The news of these dolls traveled and eventually the Guatemalans and the Mexicans developed worry or trouble dolls as well. So, you might see Guatemalan Worry Dolls, or Mexican Trouble Dolls, but the most intense and effective form would probably be the Mayan Worry Dolls, or Ancient Mayan Worry Dolls!

News of these dolls could possibly have spread to the North American Indians and they may have replaced the small dolls with various items which came from Mother Earth, namely a stick to fight off evil and one's enemies, a piece of cloth to signify healing, nurturing and growth, and seeds to represent fertility, growth, improvement, and accumulation, as well as abundance and prosperity. The Indian Medicine Bag Good Luck Amulet also includes a crystal or stone to represent the firmness of Mother Earth, as well as strength, determination, bravery, courage and things of this nature. Then the feather is to signify a Free Spirit, the individual, personality, intelligence and a integrity.

My name is Father Time, a purveyor of awesome Good Luck Amulets and Charms, and on my website at www.FatherTimePublishing.com we feature many effective and amazing items. Our two biggest sellers are the Indian Medicine Bag and the Mayan Worry Dolls, with the Brasilian Radiant Stones and the Magical, Mystical Good Luck Crystals rounding out the list of the Top Four!

So, if YOU need better luck or you want to attract Love, Money, Romance, or Success, maybe you should try one or all of these, even though the laws of today make us say that these items are sold for entertainment purposes. It doesn't matter because we have all heard some cool stories!

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Good Luck to You and Many Blessings!

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Father Time is a purveyor of awesome Good Luck Attracting Amulets for Love, Romance, Money, and just about everything else! Indian Medicine Bag Good Luck Amulets Are Powerful And Effective! You can find more at www.FatherTimePublishing.com

How much money is a Kachinas ( Indian wood ceremony dolls )??????????????????????????????????????????

Okay, My friend Erin wanted to see if i could guess the amount of money it was! If i do i win something so i need your help to guess! I think they are from AZ Arizona

Here is what she wrote:
Alright, i got 2 Kachinas ( Indian wood ceremony dolls ) One is made from the Hopi indians, and it look like a masked guy in a blue cornlike outfit (hope trevor nathaniel and cullen dont get any big ideas), Guess how much money it was?

My other kachina was made by the Navajo indian tribe, it looks like a big warrior with a Bow and arrow. He is split colored black and white, like Zetsu. Guess how much he was?

if you guess right i will give you something
Reply-Erin

P.S. you can use the internet to help you!
here is a pic of one it is about the same size as the other one :

http://trickster-nuii.deviantart.com/art/Hopi-Kachina-Sandabako-81198908

i got this one right so are they both $60

I think that this is a hard question to answer with out more detail. Are they large, small; high quality, lower quality; new, vintage, antique? If not new, are they in excellent, medium, poor condition?
The Hopi would be worth more than the Navajo as the kachina does not figure in Navajo religion, so is not technically an authentic kachina. You could spend only a few dollars up to thousands depending on your particular kachina.
Theda

Kachina Dolls, Native American Jewelry