This little vintage resin figure is really gorgeous. With color in her skin, she's beautiful! And Indian, Native American, Indigenous People, Southwest themed character. She's looking off into the distance, shielding the sun from her eyes and is wearing a beautiful white outfit with an orange cape, with feathers in her hair and hand. Her hair is long, black, and bound in two braids.
From Google:
K’s Collection was a highly prolific, major wholesale brand name used for mass-produced home decor, novelties, and seasonal gifts during the late 1980s, 1990s, and early 2000s.
- The Manufacturer: The items were not created by a single independent artisan. They were manufactured in high volumes by trading companies based in China and imported globally.
- Distribution: They were primarily sold in the United States and Canada through discount department stores, dollar stores, hallmark-style gift shops, and pharmacy gift aisles.
Why Are They Formatted as "K's Collection"?
The "K" is a brand trademark designation. Almost every authentic piece features a gold foil sticker on the bottom or a stamped marking that reads "K's Collection"—often accompanied by a serial or item number.
Collectibility and Market Reality
Because these items were produced in massive quantities for the affordable retail market, they are very common today.
- Not Fine Porcelain: They are made from molded polyresin or resin-clay composites, allowing for detailed textures at low production costs.
- The "Vintage" Appeal: While they were inexpensive everyday decor when new, they have reached "vintage" status (20–30+ years old). They now hold nostalgic value for specific collectors of Southwestern decor, holiday villages, and themed figurines.