Traditional Apple Plucker Himachali - Handmade Cloth Doll

Chutki has just arrived in Shimla to help her aunt in her apple farm. She dresses up beautifully in traditional Himachali attire mirzai or commonly known as ‘Sadri’ and ‘Dhattu ‘ with a “Kilta” on her back (kilta – A basket used to carry apples).

This collection delights little children not only with endless learning about the state tradition but also about the process of harvesting their favorite fruit and the people behind it. It opens the plethora of beautiful diversity that exists in India.

Aligned with Montessori ideology, this set of regional dolls are beautifully handmade with love by rural women of Orissa.

This set of dolls dressed up in traditional outfits will help today’s parents to enlighten their child about the life-style and traditions of Rajasthan, thereby accelerating his mental and emotional development.

Kindora assures that dolls are safe to play with and can be used as collectibles for child’s doll house.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Facilitates the growing imagination & creativity.
• Helps in social & emotional development.
• Improves language & communication skills.
• Packed  in a delightful muslin packaging which is suited for gifting or self-use.
• Handmade in India by by rural women artisans.

AGE: 3+ years

MATERIAL: Handcrafted with beads and cotton fabric.

SIZE: Height – 5 inches, Width – 1.7 inches.

CARE: Clean with soft dry cloth to remove dust. Keep away from water & other liquid substances.

NOTE: Colour of the doll's costume may not be the same as picture. Colour will vary based on the availability at the time of purchase.