The Kaya doll also has a  similar jingle dress. It has a pow-wow drum and mallet to go with it.         You can include the authentic Native...

Navajo bowguard.        A Navajo native silversmith sat in the shade of a gnarled juniper tree, fashioning a bowguard for his son. He had bo...

Vintage albumen print . Original caption "Aboriginal life among  the Navajoe Indians . Near old Fort Defiance, N.M. / T. H."      ...

         Sally is a pretty doll. She looks like a smartly dressed little school girl in her red pleated skirt, red beret and red and white s...

  An indigenous doll from Alaska, hand carved.        A number of years ago a friend filled a box with pretty things that he thought Alaskan...

       These paper dolls will stimulate the child's interest in native life from the past.  Encourage students to make up original stori...

Tea Doll from the British Museum, photo by Ethan Doyle White        Traditional Innu craft is demonstrated in the Innu tea doll. These chil...

Our dolls model their ribbon skirts.        Ribbon work is an applique technique for clothing and dance regalia among Prairie and Great Lak...

       Native boys and girls have always liked to play just as much as you do. Like most children, they were especially fond of games in whi...

Navajo dolls - rag dolls from the 1940s         Navajo Dolls describe a style of clothing that Navajo women copied from east coast American ...

Left, many layered beads about her neck and faux earrings adorn this doll. Right, The Amitola doll wears a colorful horizontal striped ponch...

Tasime doll's basket of corn, 1". The text from the side Tasime's box reads: Description of Tasime on the side of the box reads...

Dressing a Seminole doll.         Seminole cloth dolls reflect the elaborate, bright costumes of these people. Seminole women have always b...

cradleboard.   Comanche deer skin dolls and cradleboards – The Camanche newborn was swaddled and remained with its mother in the tipi for...

The storyteller doll or Singing Mother.         Storyteller Dolls are a clay figures made by the Pueblo people of New Mexico. The first con...

         A   corn husk doll   is a   Native American   doll   made out of the dried leaves or "husk" of a   corn   cob .   Maize, ...

Kachina Dolls – A kachina (/kə ˈ tʃiːnə/; also katchina or katcina; Hopi: katsina /kətˈsiːnə/, plural katsinim /kətˈsiːnɨm/) is a spirit...

        The five ceremonial colors of the Navajos are blue, white, yellow, black, and red. They are found in nearly all sandpaintings and sa...

        The Navajos once had been a powerful people. Then the Spaniards came to the Navajo country and their coming marked the beginning of ...