Athabascan- Cree- Artic Doll

Mid 20th Century

7.5" H x 29.5" L x 10.75" W

Hand Crafted with a Carved Wood Face and Hands with Materials like Caribou or Moose Hide, Fur, Hair, Cloth and Beadwork Holding a Staff Wrapped in Fur

In Good Condition

Athabascan (Athabaskan) and Cree traditional dolls from Arctic and sub-Arctic regions are handmade dolls created by Indigenous peoples in northern North America (primarily Alaska, Yukon, and parts of Canada). These dolls often serve cultural, educational, and artistic purposes—teaching traditional clothing, skills, stories, and ways of life.