Persian Velvet Cushion Cover – Inspired Design (Set of 2)
Additional information
| Weight | 320 g |
|---|---|
| Theme | Islamic |
| Age Group | Kids |
| Product Type | Cloth & Rag Dolls |
| Origin | Iran |
| Color | White |
| Material | Fabric |
| Culture | Islamic |
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This handmade hijab doll is a delightful fusion of creativity and cultural representation. Suitable for gifting on religious events, Jashn-e-Taklif, or as a charming decoration, it serves as a meaningful toy for Muslim children. Dressed in modest and vibrant attire, the doll celebrates diversity and inclusivity. Its meticulous design reflects the beauty of modesty, making it a thoughtful gift that resonates with the values of religious celebrations. Made with quality materials, this hijab doll is a safe and durable addition to any collection. Embrace the spirit of inclusivity and cultural pride by introducing this charming handmade hijab doll into the lives of your loved ones – a celebration of diversity and a delightful playtime companion for every Muslim child.
| Material & Craftsmanship | Safely crafted from fabric, making it a durable and huggable toy |
|---|---|
| Design & Theme | A white and red Chador doll, 'Massoumeh', reflecting Islamic culture |
| Application & Use | A perfect educational doll for Jashn-e Taklif and other religious celebrations |
| Occasion & Gifting | An ideal and meaningful gift for young Muslims on their special days |
| Key Benefit | A cherished toy that helps children connect with their faith and traditions |
| Weight | 320 g |
|---|---|
| Theme | Islamic |
| Age Group | Kids |
| Product Type | Cloth & Rag Dolls |
| Origin | Iran |
| Color | White |
| Material | Fabric |
| Culture | Islamic |
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