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Yangchen is a delightful young girl from the Kyirong county in Southern Tibet, near the Nepali border. Her beautiful long hair is braided and tied with pretty ribbons. She wears a long, typically maroon chupa (Tibetan dress) with a white shirt. Like most girls from her region she enhances her outfit with a unique colourful back apron as well as the vibrant more common striped front apron. Thick felt boots are a must to keep herself warm in that harsh mountain climate.
The product is filled with 100% sheep’s wool and can be handwashed. The clothing is made from cotton and synthetics. All garments can be removed. Additional outfits and rucksack can be purchased on the accessories page.
Please note: While maintaining a distinct style, due to its handcrafted nature, each product will vary slightly and fabrics used for the garments are frequently changed. If you have any preferences for material colours or would prefer a darker skin tone (like Samdol), please contact us via email at info@dolls4tibet.com.
