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Posted 12 months ago
Tlynnie1942
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This no face doll was made by Jeanenne Lester in the Spring of 1990, and she named her "Vision Quest". Jeanenne signed the tag with this: "Dream Your Destiny, Jeanenne".
I got this doll about 3 years ago, from a collector. They got her from a place called Zip's Toys, the price tag that the collector paid for her is still there on the original tag that came with the doll when she was made. She stands about 11 inches tall and is made of leather, deer skin for her cloak, beading and has a bird that sits on one hand while a fringed and feathered mandella hangs from her other hand. Her hair is made from combed wool. She is beautiful, and I have her sitting on my mantle along with a leather horse I got years ago and I have the reins placed in her hand. I just love her, enjoy the pics.
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love this very much:)
Thanks BELLIN68, so do I. :)
anytime Tlynnie1942!!!
:) Hedgewalker, thanks!
Thank you so much for loving my art work and taking care of it.
Jeanenne Lester
WOW, what a surprise to get a message from the actual artist! Thank You.
Thank you MrsAR8Jason for the "love it" :)