European Folk Doll
This doll appears to represent traditional European folk attire, likely from Eastern Europe or the Baltic region. She wears a multi-layered outfit featuring a red bodice, embroidered apron, and a plaid wool skirt with vivid red, green, and yellow stripes
Accessories include a beaded necklace and a scarf-like headpiece.
The facial features are vintage in style, possibly from the mid-20th century (1950s–1970s). Made of hard plastic or vinyl, possibly handcrafted or a regional souvenir.
Native American-Inspired Doll
This doll is dressed in a Native American-style outfit, with faux suede fringe, traditional bead-like patterns, and braided black hair. Headband with geometric designs and feather accents. The dress includes decorative embroidery and fringe details typical of stylized Native American attire.
Likely a decorative or souvenir doll rather than a toy for play, with features suggesting it was made between the 1970s and 1990s.
May have been sold in gift shops or as part of a collectible heritage series.
These dolls are ideal for collectors of ethnic, regional, or costume dolls. Can be part of a themed display or a broader collection of world dolls. Eye-catching and colorful, perfect for home decor, especially in a vintage-style or eclectic interior, they add a storytelling element to curio cabinets or shelf displays.
