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Zewdie Doll
$52.00
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In stock
SKU
032809
Zewdie Doll
MEET ZEWDIE!
Zewdie is a free spirit to the core - she refuses to learn how to tell time because she thinks it will "cramp her style", and never leaves home without her passport because "you never know"!
Made in Brooklyn with 100% cotton printed in the USA and hand-stuffed with polyfil.
Machine washable on cool/gentle cycle; tumble dry on low heat.
Size: 9" x 17"
ABOUT THE DOLL COLLECTION:
The inspiration for these dolls comes from the depictions of people and characters found in traditional Ethiopian art, who are often illustrated with simple (but elegant), hand drawn features that have large almond-shaped eyes and some pretty big foreheads - just like the people.:) Often, geometric patterns and sometimes, small floral repeats adorn the clothing and backgrounds - click through to the end of the product photos to see a few of the images that inspired this pattern story. This art style dates back many centuries, and these dolls bring this rich tradition to life. Available in 3 different styles - get the whole set!
ABOUT THE INSPIRATION IMAGES:
Image 1: Painting of Empress Mentewab with the classic big forehead and eyes!
Image 2: Art from a manuscript depicting Mary with several saints. Just look at all those big eyes and foreheads, and all that pattern detail!
Image 3: Pattern detail galore in this homiliary from Gondar dating to the 17th century.
MEET ZEWDIE!
Zewdie is a free spirit to the core - she refuses to learn how to tell time because she thinks it will "cramp her style", and never leaves home without her passport because "you never know"!
Made in Brooklyn with 100% cotton printed in the USA and hand-stuffed with polyfil.
Machine washable on cool/gentle cycle; tumble dry on low heat.
Size: 9" x 17"
ABOUT THE DOLL COLLECTION:
The inspiration for these dolls comes from the depictions of people and characters found in traditional Ethiopian art, who are often illustrated with simple (but elegant), hand drawn features that have large almond-shaped eyes and some pretty big foreheads - just like the people.:) Often, geometric patterns and sometimes, small floral repeats adorn the clothing and backgrounds - click through to the end of the product photos to see a few of the images that inspired this pattern story. This art style dates back many centuries, and these dolls bring this rich tradition to life. Available in 3 different styles - get the whole set!
ABOUT THE INSPIRATION IMAGES:
Image 1: Painting of Empress Mentewab with the classic big forehead and eyes!
Image 2: Art from a manuscript depicting Mary with several saints. Just look at all those big eyes and foreheads, and all that pattern detail!
Image 3: Pattern detail galore in this homiliary from Gondar dating to the 17th century.
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