DOLL DEPICTING AN INDIGENOUS PERSON FROM THE ARCTIC OR SUBARCTIC REGION. Traditional doll depicting an Indigenous person from the Arctic or Subarctic regions, likely representing the Inuit or Yup'ik cultures (or similar circumpolar groups). The doll is dressed in a parka with a large, ruffed hood, which is characteristic of cold-weather gear designed to keep snow and wind out. The face features often seen in representations of Arctic peoples. It's holding a small knife or implement in one hand and a stick or spear in the other, suggesting a representation of hunting, fishing, or a traditional way of life. - Height: 11.75 inches. Estimate $150-250
