Caribbbean Cultural Dolls The Caribbean Cultural Dolls are the original designs of Judy Boldon -Bain. The dolls are woven from a vine-like palm found in tropical rain forests. The rattan is dyed into jewel-like colors. Each doll is designed according to cultural or historical information. When you own one you have a piece of the culture or history of a Caribbean Island.
All dolls come with a card that tells their fascinating story.
The Caribbean colors are well represented in each doll. Order a single doll or each is sold by the dozen - whole sale, except the great Queen Mary and Tobago Jig. Some are limited editions. In 1878 Queen Mary, fed up with the economic state of the plantation workers, led a group in burning down Frederiksted and surrounding plantations. This doll represents 19th Century woman in her Sunday best going to the Sunday Market Place after Church.