Doll/Poupée | C2 Centre for Craft

Small baby doll with beaded facial features and wool hair, strapped into a birch bark cradleboard edged with sweetgrass. Likely made by a member of Stoney Nakoda First Nation.

Petit poupon aux traits du visage perlés et aux cheveux en laine, attaché dans un berceau en écorce de bouleau bordé de foin d’odeur. Probablement fabriqué dans la première nation de Stoney Nakoda.

Craftsperson Unknown

Materials/Matériaux Tanned hide, beads, human hair, cotton fabric/Écorce de bouleau, coton, foin d’odeur, laine, perles

Dimensions 27cm (w) x 33.5cm (h)

Date Mid 20th century/Milieu du 20e siècle

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