Vintage Eastern European doll, likely Russia, Ukraine, or Belarus, 20th century
Specifications
| Material | Plastic |
| Set Includes | Doll |
| Vintage | Yes |
| Brand | View-Master |
| Ethnicity | Caucasian |
| Type | doll |
| Year | 1969 |
| Packaging | Without Packaging |
| Theme | Cultures & Ethnicities |
| Featured Refinements | Russian Doll |
| Features | Vintage |
| Country Of Origin | Russian Federation |
Vintage Eastern European souvenir doll, most likely from Russia, Ukraine, or Belarus. These dolls were popular collectibles throughout the 20th century, often handmade or produced in regional cooperatives to showcase traditional folk costumes. Traditional Attire (Vyshyvanka style) The Blouse: The white shirt with red geometric embroidery on the sleeves and chest is a hallmark of Slavic folk dress. In Ukraine, this is known as a vyshyvanka. The Skirt and Apron: The layered skirt (often called a plakhta in Ukraine) and the patterned apron are characteristic of peasant costumes from the 19th and early 20th centuries. The Headdress: She is wearing a colorful headwrap or kerchief, which historically indicated a woman's marital status or regional identity.
