Cultural Cotton Angel Ornaments from Guatemala (Set of 6), "Quitapenas Angels"
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In the traditional style of quitapenas, or worry dolls, these angelic ornaments are created by the Guatemalan artisans of the Lopez Garcia Family. Each angel features sparkling paper wings in a different color, and wears a dress made from handwoven cotton fabric with colorful stripes. This set arrives in a handwoven cotton storage pouch.
- 55 grams
- 0.1 lbs
- Each: 7.62 cm H x 7.62 cm W x 1.27 cm D
- Each: 3" H x 3" W x 0.5" D
- Pouch: 18 cm L x 14 cm W
- Pouch: 7" L x 5.5" W
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Lemuel
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11/13/2021
"Cheerful Little Angels"
These angels are really pretty, colorful and original. They will bring a smile to whoever receive them as a gift. I own a set and have given them as a gift too. They look great on a smaller tree. You could get more for a bigger one. They would look nice on a fireplace mantle too. Enjoy Christmas with these six new friends!
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Jamie
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07/15/2021
"Angel Ornaments"
Love these. Can t wait to use on my Christmas tree!
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MaryJo
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07/14/2021
"Beautiful Angel Gifts (-;"
Gorgeous individual little angels to give to all of the women in a group! None the same, perfect! Pretty and unique as my friends! (-;
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Itzel
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01/06/2021
"Cute and artsy"
Love the authentic regionalism it gave to my Christmas tree
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Lidia
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10/03/2020
"Beautiful angels"
They are so cute and well done... I can wait to use them to decorate my Christmas tree.
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- Decor
- Gift
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Nita
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08/18/2020
"Its a gift for my overly stressed out daughter."
They are lovely. I hope my daughter likes them too.
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DON LAFFOON
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08/18/2023
"Perfect gifts for friends/family who are sick or experiencing difficulties."
These charming hand made dolls each hold a heart to accept things that the receiver is troubled by. This allows them to get much needed sleep and healing relief by turning each trouble over to one doll who clearly has a BIG HEART.
Best Uses
- Relief from worring so much
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nagl
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07/18/2023
"Love these!"
well made arrived super fast. for daughter and her friends! good energy.
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Ramapriya
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05/27/2023
"I gave one to each member of my book club"
It really doesnt matter how old we are when it comes to wanting a good nights sleep that is worry-free.. I surprised the members of my book club and encourage them to stick their little doll in the pillowcase and sleep well from now on.
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- When you want to take away your friend's worries
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Carol
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04/25/2023
"Cute"
Small but cute!
Purchased Item:
Helpful Friend, Handmade Cotton Coin Purse with Worry Doll
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Carole
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04/17/2023
"Beautifully Made and Colorful"
Love these Worry Dolls. Bought them for Christmas gifts for my poker friends (all ladies) and included a copy of the way to use them according to tradition. So sweet
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Gift Occasion:
- This was a gift for: Girlfriend
- Occasion: Christmas

Anna
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03/16/2023
"Cute"
These dolls are very cute! Thank you so much!
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"...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... read more