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Hand Felted Tooth Fairy Pillow with Hat - Cocoa

Hand Felted Tooth Fairy Pillow with Hat - Cocoa

$17.50 USD
$17.50 USD
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Introducing our captivating Hand-Felted Fairy Doll, meticulously crafted by skilled artisans in the picturesque landscapes of Nepal. Embodying the spirit of fair trade, each doll is a testament to the rich tradition of Nepalese craftsmanship and the beauty of ethically sourced materials.

This enchanting fairy doll is a vision of whimsy and charm, featuring a pointed purple hat, and is adorned in a graceful white dress. Her delicate light pink wings flutter with grace, adding an air of magic to her presence. But what truly sets this fairy doll apart is its thoughtful design – a pocket nestled on her back, ready to cradle a precious tooth for the awaited visit of the tooth fairy.

Hand-felted with love and attention to detail, this doll is not only a toy but a cherished keepsake that will ignite the imagination and spark joy in the hearts of children. By choosing this fair trade product, you're not only embracing the magic of childhood but also supporting sustainable livelihoods and empowering artisans in Nepal.

Capture the magic of fairy tales and create cherished memories with our Hand-Felted Fairy Doll – a magical companion that brings joy, wonder, and a touch of Nepalese craftsmanship into your home.

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Meet Our Artisans

  • Walking into the Kathmandu production center’s reception you are immediately greeted by a cheerful ‘Namaste’. Commercial exports of felted products from Nepal have grown exponentially since around 2000, benefitting thousands of mostly women workers, production managers and family businesses who help support their families and educate their children with their earnings. 

  • Our hand-carved games are crafted in Saharanpur in the region of Uttar Pradesh, India that is well-known for the ancient woodcarving techniques. Temples in this region bear witness to the early talent of artisans in that region.  Today, the craft is still practiced using hand tools that are much the same.  

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