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Featured Reviews on Culture Decorative Dolls and Puppets
Cotton decorative dolls, 'Worry Doll Village' (set of 100)
By Lynn
Amazing little folks
Never heard of worry dolls until my granddaughter told me about them. She wanted them for Christmas. I was amazed at the detail. She loves them. I just hope she doesn t have that many worries that she uses them all up! Beautiful craftsmanship
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Cotton worry dolls, 'Joined in Love' (set of 6)
By Sandra
Adorable Worry Dolls
The Joined in Love worry dolls are colorful and well made. They are the best Worry Dolls I have ever seen. I like their larger size because you can actually see the faces. The Lopez Garcia Family has taken great care to make these. Even the back side of them is finished extremely well. I have already ordered the coin purse with a doll on it and will definitely be purchasing even more of their products.
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Cotton display doll, 'Otomi Girl in Honeysuckle'
By Raul
A Christmas gift
My daughter was admiring this doll on the web spring of 2020. It will be a surprise Christmas gift for her this year. Thank you so much.
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Lopez Garcia Family Handcrafted Guatemalan worry dolls
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Write a review"...the Mayan princess Ixmucane received a gift from the sun god, making her able to solve any person's problem. Later, people began creating dolls with whom they'd share their problems."
"My name is Aura Lopez and my family creates quitapena, or 'worry dolls,' which are traditional in Guatemala and Mexico. According to the legend, the Maya princess Ixmucane received a gift from the sun god, making her able to solve any person’s problem. Later, people began creating dolls with... read more
