2004 Princess of the Navajo Barbie (B8956) – Dolls of the World

2004 Princess of the Navajo Barbie – B8956

In the western United States a peaceful culture of Native American Indians thrives. Rooted in ancient traditions of respect for the land and nature as well as a powerful spiritual heritage, the tribal people known as the Navajo, endures. Barbie doll is dressed as a princess of the proud Navajo Nation wearing traditional dress and authentic jewelry.Many Navajos continue to wear traditional clothing daily and especially for ceremonial or social gatherings. Barbie doll wears a woven shawl in ceremonial colors with symbolic and stylized patterns. Barbie doll also wears a necklace of turquoise-colored beads with a “squash blossom” pendant and a “concho” belt in silver and turquoise tones with earrings and a sunburst broach. The long printed skirt and dark open-necked shirt are consistent with everyday wear for most Navajo women even today.

Edition/Label: Pink Label

Collection: Dolls of the World

Theme: Travel

Release Date: 2004

Approximate Size: Height: 13″ x Length: 6″ x Width: 3″

All Barbies are in original, never opened boxes. Mint Boxes have minimal wear and are in great condition without price stickers. Non-Mint Boxes may have price stickers and may show shelf wear (dings, creases, scratches, worn corners, or sticker residue) consistent with the doll’s age. Worn boxes are blemished beyond expected shelf wear and may be damaged, yellowed, cracked, or have loose accessories.

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