Starshine Morningstar Gotz Native American Navajo Indian Doll 18"

Limited-edition Starshine Native American Indian doll named "Morningstar," representing the Navajos. This character was the first Starshine Doll to be produced (from about 1989 to 1993) and was designed and created by Robin Holland in Fort Collins, Colorado. This doll, originally retailing for $249.95, stands about 18" tall. She has a soft cloth body (stamped with the Starshine Doll name and address) with articulated vinyl limbs. She has the Starshine facial mold with sleepy eyes and a black modacrylic wig. Her long hair is worn in two small side braids with a white feather and red ties and a large braid in back. Morningstar's outfit is a traditional Navajo-style shirt and skirt, accessorized with a bird fetish necklace, concho belt, and white leather moccasins. Her original hang tag is still attached. A copy of a certificate of appraisal is available upon request.