Antique Inuit/ Yup'ik Tribal Doll Animal Skin w/ Carved Stone Face Fur Primitive

I found this doll in an Antique Store in Sarlat, France.****
This image is of a vintage Inuit or Yup'ik doll, featuring a hand-carved stone face with a body made from stuffed animal skin. These dolls are dressed in miniature traditional clothing, often crafted from natural materials like seal or caribou skin and various furs to reflect cultural heritage.
Doll Details
Head/Face: The face is carved from soapstone or a similar hard stone, with etched or painted features. This is a common characteristic of authentic, vintage Inuit dolls made in Canada or Alaska.
Body/Clothing: The body is a soft, stuffed form covered in material (likely hide, as seen in search results). The clothing is a traditional-style parka, held at the waist by a twisted pink and brown yarn belt, a detail often seen in handmade, culturally authentic dolls.
Cultural Significance: These figures are not typically children's playthings in the modern sense but are often significant cultural artifacts or art pieces made by