Kachina carvers are traditionally Hopi and Hopis, Native American tribes from the southwestern United States. They are known for their intricate wood carvings of kachinas, which are spiritual figures in the Hopi religion. The carvings are used in ceremonies and rituals, and are often given as gifts. Kachina carvers are highly respected members of the Hopi community, and their work is an important part of Hopi culture.