Charming Peruvian Worry Dolls - A Couple Penland ” This renowned Burmese lacquer-ware

” This renowned Burmese lacquer-ware is made from a mixture of the juice of the Thitsi tree and ash

Japan in the 1950s

I am guessing it dates from the 30s

often in the form of “whitework” - white thread on white cotton

with the idea that the dolls would absorb and carry these worries away

Charming Peruvian Worry Dolls - A Couple Penland ” This renowned Burmese lacquer-wareWith their sweet faces, long necks, and wonderful woolen clothes, these worry dolls Peruvian, I believe have so much grace and character. Common in Central and South America, worry dolls were traditionally made for children to tell their fears and worries, then put under their pillows, with the idea that the dolls would absorb and carry these worries away. This couple seem very empathetic indeed, and good company to have around whether displayed on a