1:10 Huron is a bust of a member of the North American Huron nation by the Black Dog model brand.
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The bust is devoted to a member of the North American Huron nation. The 1:10 scale stands in the name and suits this subject, because a substantial part of the expression is carried by the hairstyle, the ornaments and the face paint.
The Hurons, who called themselves the Wendat, lived in the area between Lake Huron and Ontario and spoke an Iroquoian language. They were settled farmers with fortified villages and an extensive trading network, which in the seventeenth century they linked to French fur traders. That very thing drew them into a long rivalry with the Iroquois League, which culminated in the breakup of the Huron confederacy around 1649. The remnants of the nation moved to Quebec and further west, where their descendants live to this day.
The key is skin with a warm undertone shifted toward brown, onto which the colored patterns are only then laid. Apply the patterns thinly and preferably in two passes, so that the structure of the skin stays visible under them. Feathers are painted from the quill outward, and separate the individual vanes with a fine dark stroke, otherwise they will merge into a single area. The beads and metal ornaments are small, so leave them until the very end and keep a dark division between them.
Naši poradci a znalci sortimentu jsou připraveni odpovídat na Vaše dotazy (Po–Pá, 8–18 hod).
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