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Piotrkowianka Traditional Polish Doll 5" Tall
The Piotrkow maiden come from the area in central Poland near the city of Piotrkow Trybunalski. Whether you're adding to a collection or just starting one out. These dolls are perfect, clothed in authentic regional folk costumes, as certified by the Poli
 
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The Piotrkow maiden come from the area in central Poland near the city of Piotrkow Trybunalski. Whether you're adding to a collection or just starting one out. These dolls are perfect, clothed in authentic regional folk costumes, as certified by the Polish Ministry of Culture. These traditional Polish dolls are completely handmade. Notice the fine attention to detail and workmanship.
Features
  • Poseable head and arms
  • Mounted on a wooden base
  • Size - 5" - 12cm tall

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