Add a touch of global history to your home or collection with this beautiful trio of vintage handmade cultural souvenir dolls. Crafted around the 1960s to 1970s, these mid-century figures feature hand-painted details, authentic textile garments, and traditional styling.
The collection includes:
- Arab Lady Doll: Adorned in a traditional black abaya and face veil, mounted on a black wooden base with its original front label intact.
- Lisu / North Thai Hill Tribe Doll: Representing the ethnic minority groups of Northern Thailand. Features a striking teal-and-black turban headdress, traditional tunic with silver-tone accent beads on the back, and colorful sash details. This doll rests on a polished timber base with two labels: "Lishaw"on the front and "NORTH THAI DOLL" on the back.
- Middle Eastern / Bedouin Male Doll: Dressed in a traditional layered robe and head garment with a gold-trim vest. This doll features painted facial hair and soft fabric feet. The underside of the base retains its rare original vintage export sticker reading "Made in India".
Condition:
Good vintage condition with beautiful character. The figures show light wear consistent with age, including mild fading on the textiles, gentle dust from storage, and a missing paper label on the front of the male doll's base. Please refer carefully to the photos for close-up details of the dimensions, labels, and craftsmanship.
Dimensions:
Each doll stands approximately 25.5 cm to 26.5 cm tall (including the wooden display bases).
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