The sweetest stuffed handmade Native American doll. Limbs and head are separate pieces and sewn to the body in a beautiful brown cotton. Hands and feet have hand stitching to show separation of fingers and toes. Cotton clothing is sewn with such detail and has multiple layers. Face is a combination of sewn eyebrows and nose, and glued mouth and eyes. Black yarn hair.
This is one from a rare collection of six Native American dolls. It's hard to know exactly when they were made but guessing from the fabric used for their clothing, I would say in the 1970s. Each one has a paper pinned to them explaining which tribe they represent. This makes me think they were on display at a small museum.
This sweet doll represents the Seminole tribe. She is wearing a beautiful full length sleeveless sun dress layered overtop a cotton underskirt. Her top is a cape/wrap with ribbon that matches her dress. She is wearing multiple seed bead necklaces that match all the colors in her dress. Her cheapest hair is half up with the rest worn long. She is not wearing moccasins.
17" tall
Selling individually or as a set of 6 for $350.
Product code: Seminole Native American cheapest handmade doll collectible