Ojibwa Doll

1870/1900

The Mashantucket Pequot Museum & Research Center
Mashantucket, United States

This doll wears a type of dress that has been made in the Northern Great Lakes for hundreds of years. It is made from a single hide with straps over the shoulders and has separate sleeves that can be removed when the women were warm or working.

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Title: Ojibwa Doll
Date: 1870/1900
Location: Northern Great Lakes
Physical Dimensions: Deerskin, wool, glass beads, silk ribbon.
Provenance: Ojibwa

The Mashantucket Pequot Museum & Research Center

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