Dolls in traditional costumes

Porcelain dolls in the folk costumes of Prykarpattia region of Ukraine, 1930s. The vintage outfits are very detailed (jewelry, shoes, headdresses, etc.)

Dolls in Palestinian traditional clothing. Look at the tiny stitches of embroidery!

Cutie!! The dolls are magnificent. I wouldn't dare to play with them

Vintage dolls in Ukrainian folk costumes from the western part of the country. The beginning of the 20th century.

Traditional Japanese dolls wearing the folk dresses and accessories

I've found a photo of cool dolls in Slovak costumes. The headdresses of girls are beautiful :P

Gorgeous dolls in folk costumes of Uzbekistan. Tiny Uzbek embroidered garments, jewels, and accessories

Armenian dolls in folk clothing. You can see the traditional headdresses, embroidery patterns, and women’s hairstyles of Armenia.

Cute handmade felt dolls in authentic costumes. Folk craft from Kyrgyzstan

Striking handmade dolls in folk costumes. They are wearing tiny outfits adorned with real embroidery and weaving. The costumes reproduce authentic Ukrainian clothing. Even the headdresses are tied right. Also, there are those adorable necklaces.

Korean hanji dolls in folk costumes. They are made from wire frame and hanji paper, specifically made paper hand-produced from the inner bark of paper mulberry tree. Most of the dolls are wearing a hanbok, traditional dress of Korea. The craftswoman is Park Keumsuk.

Japanese doll in beautiful kimono. Very delicate and skillful work.

Cute dolls in folk clothing from Mexico and Argentina. You can find Mexican Argentinian, and Peruvian clothing traditions in their outfits.

Japanese doll in samurai costume. He has cute tiny weaponry))

Japanese dolls wearing traditional clothing. They have tiny kimonos, obi, outerwear, and other garments on.

Japanese traditional doll in folk clothes. He even has a tiny katana attached to the belt.

All these dolls are cuties! I would buy something like that for my daughters. Maybe I should search for them online

Beautiful handmade Ukrainian doll called “motanka”. Such a toy has been popular in Ukraine for many centuries, but this one is modern, created using traditional embroidering and weaving techniques.