Seminole Dolls

Hand made by the Seminole Indians. They are made of fiber husk. The clothing represents the traditional clothes of the men and women. These were always fascinating to me when I was a child.

[M. Brutus]

Very nice shot. I llike the way you've included glimpses of other dolls and costumes, as well.

[Margo]

I,ll have one of those. So pretty

[Louise & Ken]

I buy dolls like this when I can find them and have begun a small collection for our granddaughter. They're a lovely teaching tool and sweet to own!

[Babs]

Very nice, it is so pretty and colourful.

[Lou Ann]

Lovely dolls. I like their provenance, my goodness the Seminoles were a very artistic tribe!

[Allison Williams]

Do you have a collection? So bright and cheery.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

They are so cute. I want one. Great shot.

[Henri Russell]

Such beautiful colors.

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Great shot

[*lynn]

Oh my! my grandmother had some Seminole dolls and a long skirt made by them. She lived in Fort Pierce.

[Danette Thompson]

@allie912 No, I don't. I just love seeing them! I believe I had one as a child.

[Danette Thompson]

@louannwarren They still are. They are very smart, too.

[Karly]

What a great way to keep their history and traditions alive for the next generation. Beautiful colors and I like your DOF showing a hint of the other dolls.

[Taffy]

Intriguing to see these, and beautifully composed.