Doll Is not Singed But is attributed to Erla Graham .
The detail is amazing with a cape that is adorned with Mother of Pearl Buttons, the Head dress is hand carved wooden Wolf Mask W/ mother of pearl teeth, Eyes with copper, and sheep skin tassel on the back . ( tongue in cheek "Wolf in sheep's Clothing:") Highly Detailed hand beaded fur moccasins. Comes with a wooden Stand 

All hair is Horse or Human. Appears to be in good shape. The piece measures approx 31h x 13w x 12d inches. See pics. E-5320 *Oversized shipping may apply*
About the Artist
Erla Graham (often referred to as Earla Graham) was born on April 4, 1930 and passed away on Wednesday, March 11, 2009
born and raised in Nebraska. Following her family's relocation to Washington, Erla graduated high school in the Yakima area. In 1948. As well as being a full time wife and mother, Erla was able to express her talent as a woodcarver by combining it with her interest, and deep respect for Native Americans, and their culture, by creating her handmade Indian dolls. With the help of her husband, and a lifetime of research, Erla has become nationally recognized as having the ability to "capture the pride that was the essence of the Indians themselves, while also demonstrating the immense differences between tribes