Canadian Girl doll Saila from Nunavut wearing a kuspuk, a traditional Inuit garment
Inuit doll wearing traditional northern clothing kuspuk
Northern doll wearing traditional Inuit garment kusuk with sealskin boots.
A traditional Inuit coat for a northern 18-inch doll from Canada or Alaska.
Canadian Girl doll Saila from Nunavut wearing a kuspuk, a traditional Inuit garment
Inuit doll wearing traditional northern clothing kuspuk
Northern doll wearing traditional Inuit garment kusuk with sealskin boots.
A traditional Inuit coat for a northern 18-inch doll from Canada or Alaska.
Canadian Girl doll Saila from Nunavut wearing a kuspuk, a traditional Inuit garment
Inuit doll wearing traditional northern clothing kuspuk
Northern doll wearing traditional Inuit garment kusuk with sealskin boots.
A traditional Inuit coat for a northern 18-inch doll from Canada or Alaska.

Kuspuk de Saila – Vêtement traditionnel inuit

Prix ​​habituel $28.00 CAD
Prix ​​de vente $28.00 CAD Prix ​​habituel
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  • UGS:
    KS22

  • Le papa de Saila est un guide inuit dans le nord du Canada. Il a mené une expédition au Yukon et a rapporté pour Saila ce kuspuk, un vêtement traditionnel des Inuits de l'Arctique occidental. Saila était ravie de son cadeau !

  • Un kuspuk est souvent porté par-dessus des vêtements d'hiver, ou il peut être porté en été par-dessus une couche légère de vêtements pour se protéger du soleil et des insectes.

  • Ce vêtement de poupée est dimensionné pour s'adapter à la tenue de départ de Saila, y compris son gilet polaire, mais elle peut également le porter par-dessus un simple t-shirt et un jean.

  • Le vêtement est entièrement doublé. Traditionnellement, un kuspuk s'enfile simplement par la tête. Nous avons ajouté une ouverture velcro dans le dos pour faciliter l'enfilage de la poupée.

  • L'imprimé floral rappelle les fleurs de saxifrage pourpre et de drave arctique jaune qui fleurissent dans la toundra arctique pendant les brefs mois d'été.
  • Les pages du journal de bord racontent l'histoire et les traditions du kuspuk. Il est également connu sous le nom de qaspeq, ce qui signifie « tissu sur parka ».

  • Présentée sur la poupée KS1 Saila vêtue de sa tenue de départ, y compris son gilet polaire sous son kuspuk.

    • Kuspuk
    • Page de journal à collectionner
    • Page de journal vierge

  • Livraison gratuite : sur toutes les commandes de plus de 150 $

Canadian Girl doll Saila from Nunavut wearing a kuspuk, a traditional Inuit garment

Kuspuk de Saila – Vêtement traditionnel inuit

Prix ​​habituel $28.00 CAD
Prix ​​de vente $28.00 CAD Prix ​​habituel
Prix ​​unitaire

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Gretchen Kirby
Beautifully made, authentically designed

Great piece for Saila. Quality materials and construction. We love it.

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LeeAnne Wilson
Sweet Kuspouk

It is well made and and so cute. I have seen this garment on people and it was exactly the same. Thank you.

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Alison Montazeme
A classic!

Beautifully made and perfect for any doll. I have looked for one of these for my doll Saila on other sources and when Maplelea had one available I snatched it up quickly. This is a must have!

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Chris in Maine
Wow! Wow! Wow!

I received Saila as a gift a number of years ago and ever since have been in search of a kuspuk. I lived in Alaska as a child and returned for a visit recently but still didn't find one. I even bought fabric while there to make one but of course I never did. So I was so happy to see this one appear! The fabric is beautiful. Attention to detail is remarkable. It is fully lined. Love the choice to highlight flowers of the NW. Maplelea never disappoints and this kuspuk has to be one of my all-time favorites. Thanks so much!!

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Pam B.
Beautiful Details

I thought this would be a pretty simple garment but I was sure surprised. The workmanship is wonderful and the selection of fabric and trim is perfect. It looks just like the real people-sized garment.

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