Mattel - Barbie doll Native American Barbie - 1990-2000





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Description:
In an auction, a magnificent piece of Mattel collectible history: Barbie Native American Northwest Coast, part of the famous and long-running Dolls of the World line. This specific edition respectfully and richly celebrates the traditions and art of the Native peoples of the Pacific Northwest coast.
Released in 1999, the doll wears a sumptuous traditional ceremonial dress, featuring a majestic cloak ("robe") with white fringes, decorated with graphics and prints typical of native culture, rich in symbolism related to fauna and nature (such as the iconic representations of totems and eagles). Completing the look are a headpiece adorned among the long black hair, a blue tunic, and the characteristic white moccasins on the feet. The packaging on the back also shows the special stamp celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Dolls of the World collection.
Item details:
Manufacturer: Mattel (Product code: 24571)
Year of manufacture: 1999
Country of manufacture: Indonesia (Made in Indonesia)
Collection: Barbie Collectibles - Dolls of the World (Collector Edition)
Included accessories: Ceremonial cloak, crown, display stand, and an original sealed certificate of authenticity inside.
Lot conditions:
Doll: In immaculate and pristine condition, absolutely as new. Never removed from the box (NRFB - Never Removed From Box), with all fastenings and dress details perfectly preserved in their original factory position (as seen in IMG_7035.jpg).
Box: The hexagonal display box is generally in excellent condition. The front clear plastic is bright, solid, and free of dents or cracks (IMG_7035.jpg). The sides (IMG_7036.jpg, IMG_7038.jpg) and the splendid colorfully illustrated back with the historical descriptive texts (IMG_7037.jpg) are well preserved. The top (IMG_7039.jpg) shows vivid graphics, while the cardboard base (IMG_7040.jpg) bears the technical text and the old original price tag from the era, with minimal and negligible storage marks.
Please carefully review all attached images (from IMG_7035.jpg to IMG_7040.jpg) for a visual and detailed assessment of the box’s condition.
Description:
In an auction, a magnificent piece of Mattel collectible history: Barbie Native American Northwest Coast, part of the famous and long-running Dolls of the World line. This specific edition respectfully and richly celebrates the traditions and art of the Native peoples of the Pacific Northwest coast.
Released in 1999, the doll wears a sumptuous traditional ceremonial dress, featuring a majestic cloak ("robe") with white fringes, decorated with graphics and prints typical of native culture, rich in symbolism related to fauna and nature (such as the iconic representations of totems and eagles). Completing the look are a headpiece adorned among the long black hair, a blue tunic, and the characteristic white moccasins on the feet. The packaging on the back also shows the special stamp celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Dolls of the World collection.
Item details:
Manufacturer: Mattel (Product code: 24571)
Year of manufacture: 1999
Country of manufacture: Indonesia (Made in Indonesia)
Collection: Barbie Collectibles - Dolls of the World (Collector Edition)
Included accessories: Ceremonial cloak, crown, display stand, and an original sealed certificate of authenticity inside.
Lot conditions:
Doll: In immaculate and pristine condition, absolutely as new. Never removed from the box (NRFB - Never Removed From Box), with all fastenings and dress details perfectly preserved in their original factory position (as seen in IMG_7035.jpg).
Box: The hexagonal display box is generally in excellent condition. The front clear plastic is bright, solid, and free of dents or cracks (IMG_7035.jpg). The sides (IMG_7036.jpg, IMG_7038.jpg) and the splendid colorfully illustrated back with the historical descriptive texts (IMG_7037.jpg) are well preserved. The top (IMG_7039.jpg) shows vivid graphics, while the cardboard base (IMG_7040.jpg) bears the technical text and the old original price tag from the era, with minimal and negligible storage marks.
Please carefully review all attached images (from IMG_7035.jpg to IMG_7040.jpg) for a visual and detailed assessment of the box’s condition.

