Koshari Clown Kachina

Meaning: The Koshari Kachina is commonly seen eating a watermelon, this is because of the glutinous antics of clowns. 

Stones used: White Carrara Marble, Black Onyx, Stromatolite, White and Gold Mother of Pearl, Red Spiny Oyster, Chrysocolla, Nephrite, Ruby, Brown Tiger’s Eye, Sterling Silver, Aragonite

Size: 21” tall, 6.5” wide, 5.5” long