Inuit Handicrafted 7" Doll, Cloth Body, Embroidered Face, Authentic Fur Trim

This Inuit doll represents traditional Arctic clothing, featuring authentic fur for the parka hood and trim, with a felt or cloth body and an embroidered  face. These dolls were typically crafted in Northern Canada during the mid-20th century as souvenirs and cultural artifacts representing Indigenous Arctic lifestyles. Inuit dolls became popular tourist items in the 1950s-1970s, showcasing traditional clothing styles and materials used by Arctic peoples. Collectors of Indigenous art and cultural artifacts particularly value these dolls for their representation of Inuit culture and craftsmanship. They are sought after by ethnographic art collectors and those interested in Native American and First Nations cultural items.