• Size: 3x2.5x6"
• Material: Hand-Painted Poly Resin & String

• A Lori Mitchell design for ESC & Company

Lori Mitchell, the designer of these two precious figures has perfectly captured the spirit of the Indian participation in Thanksgiving. As the autumn leaves painted the landscape with hues of red, orange, and gold, the Indian Guide and Princess emerged from the heart of the wilderness, bearing the fruits of their people's labor. They brought with them the essence of abundance and gratitude, reminding all who beheld their intricate beauty to appreciate the bountiful harvest of the land.

The Indian Princess, adorned in a vibrant deerskin dress embellished with colorful patterns, held a cornucopia overflowing with the gifts of the earth. Her eyes sparkled with pride as she showcased the fruits, vegetables, and grains that her people had cultivated with care and dedication. Each piece of produce represented the collective effort and love invested in nurturing the land.

Walking beside her, the Indian Guide exuded strength and wisdom. His deerskin attire, adorned with feathers and beading, reflected the rich cultural heritage he carried with pride. With his trusty bow and arrow in hand, he had ventured into the wilderness, skillfully hunting the game that would be the centerpiece of the Thanksgiving feast.

Together, the Indian Guide and Princess brought harmony and unity to the pilgrim's celebration. Their presence reminded all gathered of the interconnectedness between the indigenous people and the pilgrims, acknowledging the shared appreciation for the abundance provided by the land.

As the pilgrims sat down to feast, the Indian Guide and Princess took their place among them, fostering a sense of togetherness and cultural exchange. The vibrant colors of their attire mingled with the traditional pilgrim garments, creating a tableau of diversity and gratitude.

In the presence of the Indian Guide and Princess, hearts swelled with gratitude for the blessings of the harvest and the harmonious coexistence between different cultures. Their figures served as a poignant reminder to be thankful not only for the material abundance but also for the shared values and the bond that emerged from the celebration of Thanksgiving.

With the Indian Guide and Princess by their side, the pilgrims understood that the true essence of Thanksgiving lay not only in the feast itself but in the coming together of different cultures and the celebration of the shared abundance of the land.

Pair the Indian Guide & Princess with the Tom & Goodie Pilgrim Couple (ESC20696), Corny and the Turk or Treat Turkey a perfect way to decorate for Thanksgiving!