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Aboriginal Infant Boy Doll
Subcollections
Overview
Aboriginal infant boy doll with two left feet. He is wearing a black patterned shirt with pastel yellow pants.
Details
Details
Registration number
cwa-org-57-2021.74a-c
Item type
Objects
Themes
Material
Fabrics
Hair
Plastic
Width
370 mm
Height or length
600 mm
Depth
130 mm
Contextual information
The doll is part of a range of Aboriginal character toys, busts and statuettes being made by locally based Karda Products for childcare centres, tourists and families. Noongar leader Ken Colbung, his daughter Esandra Colbung and their business partner Lily Bhavna Kauler, had designed and made a limited number of the dolls.
Primary significance criteria
Historic significance
Social or spiritual significance
Comparative significance criteria
Rare or representative
Last modified
Friday, 2 February, 2024
Completeness
City of Wanneroo Museum Collections
City of Wanneroo Museum Collections
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Aboriginal infant boy doll with short black hair and two left feet. He is wearing a black patterned shirt with pastel yellow pants.
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