A corn husk doll is a traditional craft that originates from various Indigenous cultures in North America, as well as from other cultures that have used corn husks as a material. These dolls are made from the dried outer leaves of corn cobs and are created by folding, tying, and shaping the husks into the form of a human figure, often resembling a woman or child.
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