Set of Ceramic Salt & Pepper Shakers Camelia
Additional information
| Dimensions | 30 cm |
|---|---|
| Theme | Islamic |
| Age Group | Kids |
| Product Type | Cloth & Rag Dolls |
| Origin | Iran |
| Color | Black |
| Material | Fabric |
| Culture | Iran |
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This handmade Islamic scholar doll is a symbolic representation of religious devotion and learning. Dressed in full clerical attire—including a black robe, white turban, and stylized beard—it reflects the dignity and modesty of traditional Islamic scholars. The doll holds a miniature prayer book and green tasbih (prayer beads), emphasizing its spiritual identity. Its minimalist embroidered face and soft cloth body make it safe, elegant, and meaningful for display or gifting. Crafted by skilled artisans, this doll is ideal for faith-based education, spiritual storytelling, cultural exhibitions, and religious gifting. Whether used as a decorative item, teaching tool, or heartfelt present, it honors Islamic values and promotes cultural understanding. A thoughtful gift for children, educators, or anyone seeking to celebrate religious heritage through handcrafted art.
| Body Material | Soft cloth fabric, artisan hand-sewn. |
|---|---|
| Doll Type | Handmade Islamic scholar doll with turban and prayer beads. |
| Target Age Group | Religious educators, families, and collectors. |
| Hair Type | Fixed design with a turban. |
| Clothing Included | Holding a prayer book, perfect for faith education. |
| Dimensions | 30 cm |
|---|---|
| Theme | Islamic |
| Age Group | Kids |
| Product Type | Cloth & Rag Dolls |
| Origin | Iran |
| Color | Black |
| Material | Fabric |
| Culture | Iran |
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