Hopi-Tewa artist Valerie Namoki makes a corn boy kachina out of clay from Hopi land during a pottery demonstration at the Coronado Historic Site on Sunday, July 5, 2026.Jessica Baca/Journal
Hopi-Tewa Artist Valerie Namoki makes a corn boy kachina out of clay from Hopi land during a pottery demonstration at the Coronado Historic Site on Sunday, July 5, 2026.Jessica Baca/Journal
Suzan Gosson, left, and her husband Mark Gosson, right, looks at a corn boy kachina that Hopi-Tewa artist Valerie Namoki is making during her pottery demonstration at the Coronado Historic Site on Sunday, July 5, 2026.Jessica Baca/Journal
Attendee watch Hopi-Tewa Artist Valerie Namoki, right, make a corn boy kachina out of clay during a pottery demonstration at the Coronado Historic Site on Sunday, July 5, 2026.Jessica Baca/Journal
Hopi-Tewa Artist Valerie Namoki makes a corn boy kachina out of clay from Hopi land during a pottery demonstration at the Coronado Historic Site on Sunday, July 5, 2026.Jessica Baca/Journal