Peruvian Kaxinawá ceramic doll (female)
Title
Peruvian Kaxinawá ceramic doll (female)
Subject
doll, Kaxinawá, Kensinger, Peru
Description
MISSING SINCE 2011.
A female ceramic doll made of red clay with outstretched arms and molded breasts. Some areas are blackened and designed. White, squarish shell eyes are affixed to the figure with pitch. Four bead earrings are strung through holes in the ears, one bead is on a string through the nose, and three beads are strung around the neck. Cotton pants are woven and sewed together and resemble the dirty material from under the breasts. Both the doll's feet are in poor condition with cracks and the right leg broken.
length- roughly 20 cm
width- roughly 9 cm
A female ceramic doll made of red clay with outstretched arms and molded breasts. Some areas are blackened and designed. White, squarish shell eyes are affixed to the figure with pitch. Four bead earrings are strung through holes in the ears, one bead is on a string through the nose, and three beads are strung around the neck. Cotton pants are woven and sewed together and resemble the dirty material from under the breasts. Both the doll's feet are in poor condition with cracks and the right leg broken.
length- roughly 20 cm
width- roughly 9 cm
Creator
Kaxinawá, Rio Curanja
Date Created
c. 20th century
Contributor
Kenneth Kensinger
Type
children, toy, textile, ceramic
Publisher
Temple University Anthropology Lab
Identifier
1966-1-253
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Citation
Kaxinawá, Rio Curanja, “Peruvian Kaxinawá ceramic doll (female) ,” Anthropology Laboratory and Museum, accessed May 3, 2024, http://gamma.library.temple.edu/anthropologylab/items/show/113.