In the religious beliefs of the Native American Pueblo people, Toho is a hunter kachina for the Hopi and Zuni tribes.
Thought to be the most powerful hunter, the Toho is the guardian of the northern direction.
He is associated with the color yellow and appears in both hunting and healing fetish sets, always facing north.
Toho can be represented by a naked man wearing a mask, whiskers, and yellow feathers upon either side of his head to look like the lion's ears, or carved as a mountain lion fetish in an ancient, primitive style.
Toho is there to remind individuals to persevere, clarify goals, and move forward to achieving dreams.