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Pacaja (Doll)
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Pacaja (Doll)

Maker Unknown, Noanamá Chocó
MediumPigment, wood, Balsa wood
Dimensions9 3/4” H x 2 3/8” W x 1 3/4” D
Credit LineMuseum Purchase; Funded by Mortimer C. Howe Fund
Object numberNLA1970.090.HOW
DescriptionBalsa wood dolls (pacaja). Made by men for girls to play with. Legs divided. Body and head painted with geometric patterns.
ClassificationsSculpture
Exhibitions
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