Prairie Dawn Woman tempered The use of the skulls

The use of the skulls was to represent not only the spirit of the individual but the physical

It was this different perspective that gave me the opportunity to see my people

Original drawings on art stock by Howard Blue Bird are temporarily mounted on acid-free foam core and sealed in acetate sleeves

Perfect for matting and framing

The words "Lakota Deeds 76" are painted then whitewashed at the top of the ledger

Prairie Dawn Woman tempered The use of the skullsInspired by the South Dakota dawn of the day, this doll reminds us of the natural beauty, serenity and hope we see in every day. This lovely doll promises to become a favorite of collectors. Her rust fringed dress is made from faux suede. She has glass beads throughout her outfit and her earrings are shell. Her hair is light brown horse tail. Leggings are buckskin. Her necklace is bone pipe and turquoise trade bead. Dress is beaded on front only.