A Native American Kachina doll carving Rosita Corriz (signed as "Rosita C.") The word "Hoop" indicates the doll represents a Hoop Dancer, a common subject in Native American carvings. While the style is consistent with traditional Hopi carvings, some items with the "T.T." signature are attributed to the Navajo tribe. The text "C#113,245" likely refers to a certification or inventory number for a set of dolls. The "T.T." initials are a common signature element found on several kachina dolls from this period.