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2018.3.54Description
Property G14: Kay "Kaibah" Bennet, Navajo Ceremonial Doll. Object: doll, Artist/Maker: Bennet, Kay (1922-1997, Sheepsprings Trading Post, Navajo: NM), Title/Model: Navajo Ceremonial Doll, Date/Region: ca. 1965 / New Mexico, Medium/Technique: poly tree, fabric, metal, yarn, hair, leather, turquoise, wood, blanket, boots / handcrafted, Edition/Series: unique, 1 of 1, Size: 24" H x 25" W x 8" D, Condition: good, Signature/Inscriptions: n/a, Exhibitions/Literature: n/a, Description/Notes: A large smiling Navajo doll with long flowing hair, proportional facial features, real turquoise beaded necklace and turquoise colored seed beads for earrings is dressed in a dark brown velvet shirt adorned with Concho buttons, a lighter brown velvet skirt with five rows of ric-rac ribbon trim, and around the waist is red, green, and white woven sash adorned with Concho. There are two cotton skirts under velvet skirt with along with underwear. Her out stretched right arm holds a patterned woven blanket in red, white, tan, brown, pink, grey, and orange while holding a stick with a sprig and feathers tied on with a thin woven cloth ribbon in other hand. She wears leather moccasins and leather ties drape down from her head. This doll won first prize in Gallop, NM.Collection
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Category 09: Recreational Objects