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Many Australian Children come across the Balinese in their holidays overseas and are familiar with the amazing culture and ceremonial dress. Balinese people most days will dress with offerings for the occasion to pray whether at a family temple or at bridge that celebrates water and iron. Explore this amazing culture and build on their holiday experinces. In creating these dolls our artisans use recycled materials selected from op shops as such outfits differ. These dolls are made by a women's cooperative based in Indonesia. The cooperative was established in 2006, by Ukke. Driven by the desire to help disadvantaged women in her village, she specifically focused on single mothers, those recovering from domestic violence and those with physical ailments that don't allow employment in the general community. The cooperative has now also established a natural dying and ecoprint service to outreach to other artisans to create in the garden. A peaceful place where permaculture is used to provide harmony to the soul a place for healing.
Made from cotton.
Measures approx.16cm H
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Many Australian Children come across the Balinese in their holidays overseas and are familiar with the amazing culture and ceremonial dress. Balinese people most days will dress with offerings for the occasion to pray whether at a family temple or at bridge that celebrates water and iron. Explore this amazing culture and build on their holiday experinces. In creating these dolls our artisans use recycled materials selected from op shops as such outfits differ. These dolls are made by a women's cooperative based in Indonesia. The cooperative was established in 2006, by Ukke. Driven by the desire to help disadvantaged women in her village, she specifically focused on single mothers, those recovering from domestic violence and those with physical ailments that don't allow employment in the general community. The cooperative has now also established a natural dying and ecoprint service to outreach to other artisans to create in the garden. A peaceful place where permaculture is used to provide harmony to the soul a place for healing.
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