The Dolls Of The World Series
The Dolls of the World Series was originally the International Series, and
began in 1980 with three dolls: #1600 Parisian Barbie®, #1601 Royal Barbie®,
and #1602 Italian Barbie®. Quickly growing in popularity, these reasonably
priced dolls introduced many people to collecting Barbie. After 20 years, the
longest running Barbie series, filled with brightly costumed dolls that offered
world culture and customs to thousands, evolved with the turn of a new
millennium, and the Dolls of the World~The Priness Collection was born.
2006 heralds the exciting introduction of the Festivals of the World
Collection™. Barbie® doll commemorates festivals and celebrations around the
globe in this beautifully costumed series.
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Dolls of the World™ ~ Sumatra, Indonesia
Barbie® 2008
L9582 ~ Pink Label™ ~ $19.95
Greetings from the island of Sumatra
where Barbie® doll captures the
beauty of her exotic Indonesian
ancestry! Wearing an elaborate
golden headdress and necklace,
vibrant turquoise dress with golden
detailing, and pointed golden shoes,
this doll is a vision of loveliness.
Long flowing brown hair and
exquisite face paint captures the
doll’s ethnic heritage.
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Princess of the Korean Court™ Barbie® 2005
B5870 ~ Pink Label ~ $19.95
Inspired by Korea’s historically traditional costume, the Princess
of the Korean Court™ wears a hanbok in the beautiful colors of spring. It is
customary to celebrate Sol Nal, New Year’s Day, on the first day of spring,
which is also the first day of the first month of the new lunar year. It is a
happy day of joyous celebration and honors the heritage of the princess and her
family.
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Princess of Imperial Russia™ Barbie® Doll 2005
G5861 ~ Pink Label™ ~ $19.95
The vast and mysterious land of Imperial Russia was ruled by the
czar and czarina and their daughter, the princess, was known as the Grand
Duchess. The ruling family of mother Russia lived in many magnificent palaces
and enjoyed untold riches. This glorious historical period is beautifully
recreated in the Princess of Imperial Russia™ Barbie® doll wearing a
traditional Russian gown of the period and her grandmother’s crown.
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