Crazy Giant Carved Cicada with Cast Brass Legs robed figurine the first primitive jig doll

the first primitive jig doll like this that I think I've seen with glass beads eyes

This and the other math notebook feature what I believe would be described as Fraktur-style lettering for the headers of sections

The shrill echoes rebound:

4" tall x 3 7/8" wide x 2 1/4" deep

Crazy Giant Carved Cicada with Cast Brass Legs robed figurine the first primitive jig dollThis crazy thing. I couldn't resist it, and since cicadas are symbols of personal renewal and transformation, surely a giant cicada must emit powerful positive energy! The body was hand carved, and the legs appear to be cast brass, connected to the body by small posts aided by glue, which is visible in spots. Seems to me this one would make a pretty unforgettable gift, especially for someone in a period of transition! 10 3 8" long; 6 1 2" across at