Hopi girl butterfly dancer

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image features a finely detailed figurine dressed in traditional attire, showcasing a vibrant blue garment adorned with intricate white lace along the hem. The figure is enveloped in a cream and red shawl, providing a striking contrast to the blue ensemble. Multiple layered beaded necklaces in red, green, and white adorn the neck, adding to the visual richness. The headpiece is a prominent feature, decorated with an array of colorful feathers and a detailed design that resembles a mix of architectural patterns. The doll stands on a simple brown platform against a dark backdrop, emphasizing the colorful and cultural elements of its costume.

The image features a finely detailed figurine dressed in traditional attire, showcasing a vibrant blue garment adorned with intricate white lace along the hem. The figure is enveloped in a cream and red shawl, providing a striking contrast to the blue ensemble. Multiple layered beaded necklaces in red, green, and white adorn the neck, adding to the visual richness. The headpiece is a prominent feature, decorated with an array of colorful feathers and a detailed design that resembles a mix of architectural patterns. The doll stands on a simple brown platform against a dark backdrop, emphasizing the colorful and cultural elements of its costume.

Name/Title

Hopi girl butterfly dancer

Entry/Object ID

2022.10.347

Description

The Indians of North America series No 5. Hopi girl butterfly dancer the yarn hanging over the dancers eyes represents clouds the wooden board headdress is known as a tablitas from a photo National Geographic’s saroff doll collection