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<p>[QUOTE="lacinco, post: 583857, member: 10527"]Thanks to all for the replies.</p><p>[USER=8267]@2manybooks[/USER] The dimensions are 10" tall by 3" wide. It is hollow but with no definitive opening... except if you count the mouth and the holes where the leather arms and beaded earrings come through. The bottom is closed like a bottle. There is a small rattle sound if you lightly shake the figure.</p><p>[USER=301]@komokwa[/USER] - I totally thought Africa and still lean that way, but when I was researching online I saw more things from South America that resembled... however, I still lean to Africa.</p><p>But Africa is vast :0 - I'd love to pinpoint the locale.</p><p><br /></p><p>The arms are made of leather straps and the hands are made of small seashells.. So, naturally I was thinking somewhere coastal. </p><p><br /></p><p>Oh well, Its fun trying to figure the figurine![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="lacinco, post: 583857, member: 10527"]Thanks to all for the replies. [USER=8267]@2manybooks[/USER] The dimensions are 10" tall by 3" wide. It is hollow but with no definitive opening... except if you count the mouth and the holes where the leather arms and beaded earrings come through. The bottom is closed like a bottle. There is a small rattle sound if you lightly shake the figure. [USER=301]@komokwa[/USER] - I totally thought Africa and still lean that way, but when I was researching online I saw more things from South America that resembled... however, I still lean to Africa. But Africa is vast :0 - I'd love to pinpoint the locale. The arms are made of leather straps and the hands are made of small seashells.. So, naturally I was thinking somewhere coastal. Oh well, Its fun trying to figure the figurine![/QUOTE]
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