Native American Inspired Collectible Doll in Original Packaging

The item is a collectible doll, likely made of porcelain or bisque, depicting a figure with Native American inspired aesthetics. The doll's head, visible as an individual component, has a light to medium brown skin tone, dark eyes, and painted features suggesting a youthful or child-like appearance. Its hair is black, styled in a headband with what appears to be beaded ornamentation in geometric patterns of red, yellow, and green. The head is partially covered by a protective hairnet or mesh. The doll's body is not fully visible, but a significant portion of its clothing is. It wears a brown, fringed garment, possibly a faux suede or leather tunic, with beadwork design on the chest area, featuring green and reddish-brown colors arranged in geometric shapes. Below the body, separated by cardboard dividers within the box, are what appear to be the doll's moccasin-style shoes or boots, also brown with fringed accents and small green and yellow beaded embellishments. The doll, along with its separate components, is housed within a multi-compartment, unbleached cardboard box, suggesting original packaging and careful presentation. Bubble wrap is visible around some of the components, indicating a protective measure for shipping or storage. The overall condition appears to be excellent, given its boxed state, with no immediate visible signs of wear, damage, or repairs. The style suggests a commemorative or historical influence, possibly manufactured in the late 20th or early 21st century as part of a collectible series. The quality of the facial painting and the beadwork suggest a degree of craftsmanship often found in higher-end collectible dolls.