Cute… cuter….cutest dolls
The Doll made of brass found in excavation of Monhenjadaro
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So the history of dolls is quite ancient. There are also evidences that, Greeks and Romans used to bury dolls in children’s grave.
Nowadays we find, lots and lots of dolls. Different kinds of dolls are sold by street vendors to the dolls sold in big showrooms, different varieties from handmade to branded ones like Barbie, American Girl etc.
I remember I had learnt making soft toys from one of my craft teachers. I used to gift them to the kids. I really regret I don’t have photos of those. Its really nice to convert the the fur and cotton into lively dolls.
Some people are masters of decorating a simple plastic dolls. I got an opportunity to see such collections of cute dolls.
I have already written about the artist Late.Smt. Manjua. in my previous posts:
In this post sharing about the cute dolls decorated by Late. Smt. Manjula
Here are those dolls,
This is a doll depicting western bride , made of wood. Its looks so lovely and lively, you can see the shyness in the eyes of the dolls.
The below one a plastic doll transformed into a Lambani woman. In this also you can see very fine mirror work and embroidery made on the clothes of the doll.
The back side is also decorated with Banjara Embroidery. This shows the perfection of the artist in her work.
-Ranjana
Arts being expressed through crafts. Wonderful Post 🙂
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Lovely dolls . Your post brought back memories of my childhood when I used to sit by my aunt when she made such dolls . Now it is rare to see such lovely handmade dolls except in homes of these talented craftswomen or sometimes in some exhibitions
Very lovely dolls.
Simply awesome !
cute and shows the culture 🙂