The doll has a needlesculpted face and hands, a stuffed fabric body. I design and make the clothes, the hair and everything else to finish the doll. I create a sense of gesture through the tilt of the head, the position of the hands or by folds in the fabric. I enjoy keeping the eyes closed because this creates the feeling she is pretty content with being an art doll.
This doll is one of a series that developed a bustline, a real female figure to admire. She also has a basket skirt that is made of bent pieces of wood with round reed woven through.
This is a whimsical and joyous folk art doll that will be a great addition to any art collection. This is a OOAK piece. Created in 2008. She is signed and dated.
It is not a toy, it is a sculpture; NOT FOR CHILDREN 12 AND UNDER. The doll does not have movable parts. The doll is approximately 21" tall x 9" wide x 5" deep.
6 comments:
Cool Nat! Isn't it fun to utilize other objects (like baskets/birdcages, etc) as the skirt! I love assemblage pieces.
Hope you are feeling better!
Sue:)
wow very cute....Barb
soooo cute nat!!! love her hair!!!
Wow well done! Very creative
Interesting doll, never seen a skirt like that!
And keeping the eyes closed is cool idea!
Nat she is magical!! I love her clothes and her closed eyes:)
AWESOME!!
HUGZ
Jacqui
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