A Corn husk doll by Deanna Skye

Canada, 1976

Film
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Deanna Skye, a Cayuga Indian, is one of the few that still carries on the beautiful craft of making corn husk dolls using materials gathered from nature. Pause for a while with an Indian mother as she makes a corn husk doll for her child.

Credits

director

Geoff Voyce

production company

National Indian Arts and Crafts

B T Film-Sound

Language

English

Duration

00:10:53:00

Colour

Colour

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