Native Canadian Doll - Whetung Ojibwa Indians Crafts - Traditional leather clothing young Indian girl vintage puppet store 70s 80s Canada

This is a doll made by the Whetung Ojibwa Centre, as the product insert paper says.
It is a young girl dressed in the traditional leather clothing worn by the Native Canadian Indians. It comes in its original case with the leaflet, and looks as though it was never played with but always been treated as collectible item. Likely it was made in the 1960s 'til 1980s, judging by the look and style of it.

The condition of the doll is very good, with hardly any signs of age or use at all.

Dimensions: ca. 6 cm width, ca. 21 cm height, ca. 5 cm depth, ca. 155 store g weight.