RADHA (Half Saree) - Traditional Southern Handmade Fabric Doll

In the southern states of Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, and Karnataka, it is customary for girls who reach puberty to adorn themselves with a thavani (shawl) over the pavadai sattai (skirt and blouse), creating a beautiful ensemble known as the half saree. This transitional attire signifies a pivotal moment in a young girl’s life, marking her progression toward womanhood.

The thavani is worn not only for modesty but also as a symbolic indication to the world that the child has matured into a 'child woman' and is approaching readiness for marriage. She sports a single braid adorned with delicate jasmine flowers tucked in, adding a touch of beauty to her appearance. Radha's attire reflects the rich cultural traditions of the South, embodying the significance of this important rite of passage.

Wash Care instructions: To maintain their quality, follow these washing guidelines:
•    Surface clean carefully with a damp cloth to remove dust or dirt.
•    Air dry in a well-ventilated area.
•    Do not machine wash or soak in water.

By following these instructions, the dolls will remain in excellent condition for years to come!

Note: We strive to maintain the authenticity and charm of each handmade fabric doll while embracing the uniqueness of handcrafted artistry. Subtle differences in colours, patterns, and accessories are part of the doll’s one-of-a-kind appeal.