Afghan Heritage: Nura's Resilience, A Gleaming Light
Nura embodies the essence of celebrating cultural heritage, adorned in the traditional Afghan dress worn during joyous festivities. Her jewellery, meticulously crafted with intricate zari work, symbolises artistry and beauty. Handcrafted by Afghan women refugees residing in India, Nura's creation reflects their resilience and creativity using discarded fabric, rekindling memories of happier times in their homeland. She is more than a mere doll; she stands as a beacon of hope, reminding us of the unwavering determination of Afghan women artisans to reclaim their lives despite conflict and displacement. Nura encapsulates their dreams for a brighter future filled with peace, stability, and the revival of their cultural heritage. She represents a tangible connection to their roots and a belief in the power of creativity to overcome adversity.
The product includes the bedding for the doll packed in a smart foldable box.
Material: Cotton doll, polyfill, woollen hair, cotton bedding, paper box
Dimensions: H 47 cm, W 13 cm
Crafted by Afghan refugees living in India. Beautifully designed dolls represent women from around the world. Crafted using waste materials from industrial clothing production, each one is as unique as the refugee women who stitched it.
Crafted by SilaiWali in collaboration with MADE51 by the United Nations High Commission for Refugees.
Please note: These are decorative dolls, suitable for 14 years and above.
