Navajo Yei Spirit Dolls Beverly Henderson 2005

The Navajo Yei Spirit Dolls created by Beverly Henderson in 2005 are authentic handmade representations of Native American culture. These dolls, rooted in Navajo tribal affiliation, are crafted with attention to detail and tradition. Made in the United States, more then likely New Mexico, these dolls embody the spirit and craftsmanship of the Navajo people, making them a unique and meaningful addition to any collection dedicated to Native American art and heritage. Beverly Henderson's artistic touch and respect for the culture bring these Yei Spirit Dolls to life as timeless pieces that celebrate the beauty and tradition of Native American craftsmanship. Yei figures are sacred beings in Navajo culture, often depicted in sandpaintings and weavings. These figures represent powerful spirits that can bring healing and balance to the world. Navajo dolls, including Yei dolls, are often created to teach children about their culture and traditions. Beverly Henderson is a known Navajo artist (former wife of Peter Ray James we’ll known Navajo artist) who creates dolls and other artworks. Her Yei Spirit Dolls are sought after by collectors of Native American art. These dolls are not just decorative items but also carry cultural significance, representing important aspects of Navajo spirituality and beliefs. These are in very good condition given their age (20 years). Please view all photos for details and condition prior to purchasing.