Vintage Native American Souvenir Diorama Box Set

This is a vintage multi-piece souvenir diorama set housed in its original clear-lidded display box. The collection features several miniature items designed to represent Native American culture, likely produced as mid-century tourist merchandise. Central to the set is a papoose figure featuring a painted composition or plastic face with black synthetic hair, wrapped in a tan felt or buckskin-style textile bound with raffia cord. Accompanying the figure is a small leather-style shield or pouch decorated with a hand-painted or stamped thunderbird motif in black and red, showing primitive geometric borders. The set also includes a small ceramic or composition animal figure, possibly a skunk or badger, and a miniature leather medallion featuring a chief in profile. The materials include felt, raffia, synthetic hair, molded plastic/composition, and thin leather or faux-leather. The condition appears fair to good for its age, though the clear plastic lid shows some scuffing and clouding, and the internal mounting shows signs of displacement. This type of folk-art-inspired kitsch was common in North American roadside gift shops between the 1950s and 1970s.