Dishes dolls hassle

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Set of 5 children’s tableware decorated with Guatemalan worry dolls in CE certified melamine. Exclusive model

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Description

Set of 5 pieces of children’s tableware decorated with Guatemalan worry dolls (bowl, flat plate, glass, set of 2 cutlery) in CE certified melamine. Presented in a decorated packaging pouch 25 * 30cm and made in Guatemala.

The legend of the Guatemalan worry dolls is an ancient and fascinating tradition, passed down from generation to generation. These tiny figurines, often handcrafted with colored threads and small pieces of fabric, are known to have magical properties. They are designed to listen to the worries and anxieties of those who possess them, especially children.

In the evening, before going to sleep, Guatemalan children share their concerns with these caring little dolls. Each worry entrusted to a doll is like a secret deposited in complete confidence. The child then places the doll under his pillow, with the hope that the magic will work during the night. According to popular belief, while the child sleeps peacefully, the dolls watch over him. They absorb sorrows, ward off nightmares and bring a sense of comfort. In the morning, the child wakes up with a light heart, as if the worries of the day before had flown away with the night.

This Guatemalan tradition is not only a lovely children’s tale. It also illustrates how simple rituals can soothe the mind and offer a moment of serenity. Today, these little creations have become popular far beyond the borders of Guatemala, seducing young and old alike with their discreet charm and promise of comfort. Hand wash.

Not microwave safe. Plate ⌀ 23cm, bowl ⌀ 14cm, cup 10x8cm.

Additional information

Weight 0,2 kg
Dimensions 30 × 23 × 12 cm

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