How Haudenosaunee Cornhusk Dolls Came to Have No Face

[@ajayasir5911]

Beautiful. I just recorded my 82 year old mother explaining how she made corn husk dolls when she was a child. ❤️

[@zelvinaus1143]

Is it on your page? We need more Indians black Americans coming forward.

[@maygungreer1395]

I grew up playing with corn husk dolls , my granny would make them for me , she is Cherokee, and my Irish grandmother also would make them for me too , and I grew up with two different stories about these dolls and the no faces !!! It's amazing how these cultures are Soo linked with things like this 🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍 your story from your culture is amazing!!! Thank you so much for sharing this with all of us 🤍🤍🤍

[@scotchmom]

Greatful to find these videos of the stories to share with my children.

[@kristagordon326]

Is pretty beautiful and you're doing kind words

[@hipyoungfresh]

Nyawenha. ❤️

[@Greg-or6bl]

Where can I get the shirt you have on

[@TompkinsHistory]

This is wonderful!

[@peterwilms3510]

😘😗😙😚

[@shiverarts8284]

Cute, us Navajos don't like to make dolls or Kachinas though lol

[@SherryVarghese376]

Is this real

[@ganondagan7089]

Yes this is real!

[@Tom-ul3gb]

and one of my teachers kicked me out of class for telling others not to put a face on it , ofc my white teacher who knew nothing of it kicked me out of class for trying to explain myself ……

[@tiny.terrorist.negotiator]

Oh perfect! I homeschool my 1st grader and we are working on our native American unit now, we were supposed to go to a museum tomorrow but we have a storm coming. This is a great activity we can do instead!