Algeria Doll Djanet Sebiba Festival Tuareg People Male doll representing the Tuareg people. The Tuareg people are semi-nomadic and live in the Sahara desert, in an area stretching from Libya to Algeria, Niger, [...]
South Korea Doll with Janggu Drum Korean doll wearing the saekdongot Hanbok, traditional Korean dress consisting of a short jacket with long sleeves (Jeogori) and a skirt (Chima). Her jacket has colorful stripes, [...]
South Korea Doll Peony Court Dance Large Korean doll wearing Hanbok, the traditional Korean dress, consisting of a short jacket with long sleeves (Jeogori) and a skirt (Chima). Judging by her elegant pose [...]
Argentina Doll Carnavalito Dance Wooden doll from the north of Argentina, most likely representing a female involved in the Carnavalito dance performance. She is missing her drum and a hat. She came together [...]
Argentina Dolls Pampas Matching pair of dolls from the Pampas (grasslands region) of Argentina. The male carries a drum and the female is holding a spindle. Folklore is in the air... [...]
Ecuador Dolls Imbabura Province Otavalo with Flute Matching pair of dolls from Otavalo in the Imbabura province in Ecuador. The female is wearing the typical skirts of the region, the colored skirt open [...]
Ecuador Dolls Imbabura Province Otavalo with Panpipes Matching pair of dolls from Otavalo in the Imbabura province in Ecuador. The female is wearing the typical skirts of the region, the colored skirt open [...]
Cuba Dolls with Maracas Two little Cuban souvenir dolls. A matching pair, both marked 'Cuba' on their stands. They are musicians or dancers, each playing a pair of maracas. A maraca is an [...]
DR Congo Dolls Pende People Minganji Dancers These dolls represent the Minganji. Minganji are spirits of ancestors (Mvumbi) who come to dance at important events held by the Pende people. The dance costumes [...]
Bermuda Doll Gombey Dancer Wooden doll marked 'Bermuda, Gombey Dancer'. Gombey is a traditional masquerade of masked costumed dancers and drummers. Folklore is in the air... uhm... ear! [...]
