Open eyes. Companion is 261524.
Open eyes. Companion is 261524.
Annalee Doll Description: White body and hair, yellow/green/purple feather headpiece, gold shirt, purple skirt, holds mask, beads around neck. Companion is 262023. Facial expression may vary. Make your Fat Tuesday even more enjoyable with this adorable mouse!
Annalee Doll Description: White body and hair, yellow/green/purple jester hat, green and purple vest, gold pants, holds beads. Companion is 261923. Facial expression may vary. Make your Fat Tuesday even more enjoyable with this adorable mouse!
Annalee Doll Description: Open eyes, open mouth with top and bottom teeth, light brown hair, purple sparkle mask with feathers, purple body, multi-colored beads around neck. Companion is 262222.
Annalee Doll Description: Open eyes, mouth expression may vary, light brown hair, green/purple/gold jester outfit, holds a stick accented with miniature jester head. Companion is 262122.
Annalee Doll Description: 5" and 3" white mice wear gorgeously detailed dresses made of a gray and black skull print fabric with black lace trim. They wear coordinating black lace hats with red flower accents. The 5" mouse carries a black stick with a skull on the tip with black boa detail.The Day of the Dead (el Día de los Muertos), is a Mexican holiday where families welcome back the souls of their deceased relatives for a brief reunion that includes food, drink and celebration. Recently it has become increasingly popular among Latino communities abroad, including in the United States. This limited-edition design is a must for your collection. Comes with Assembled in America numbered tag, dated and the first name of the designer that assembled the doll. Hand assembled in Annalee headquarters in Meredith, NH. Only 100 were made. Facial expressions may vary.
Annalee Doll Description: Open eyes, mouth expression may vary. Celebrate the joyous holiday of Kwanzaa with this adorable design featuring a mouse wearing a kaftan dress and matching head wrap. The mouse is holding a traditional kinara with the seven symbolic candles representing the Principles of Kwanzaa: Unity, Self-Determination, Work & Responsibility, Cooperative Economics, Purpose, Creativity and Faith will be filled with love and light, greetings and libations, and special memories of loved ones. Kwanzaa is a holiday created in 1966 by Dr. Maulana Karenga to celebrate African-American family, community and culture. The holiday is celebrated over a seven-day period from Dec. 26 through Jan. 1 and is based on the first African harvest celebrations. The name Kwanzaa comes from the Swahili phrase “matunda ya kwanza,” meaning “first fruits”. This limited-edition design is a must for your collection. Comes with Assembled in America numbered tag, dated and the first name of the designer that assembled the doll. Hand assembled in Annalee headquarters in Meredith, NH. Only 100 were made.

