The Hopi people trace their ancestry to the Anasazi people and live on the Hopi Reservation in Arizona. Their religion, called "The Hopi Way", focuses on respecting ancestors and nature through ceremonies honoring kachinas. Kachina dolls are representations of kachina spirits made of wood with painted clothes and accessories to teach children about Hopi culture. Their intricate creation process involves carving, painting, and crafting special outfits. Key kachinas like Ahola, Ahol Mana, and Soyal mark important ceremonies throughout the year.