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Amish doll

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/ˈɑ:.mɪʃ dɑ:l/
Forms:Amish dolls
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a handmade toy typically crafted by the Amish community, representing a simple, traditional style, and often reflecting the cultural values and heritage of the Amish people

An Amish doll is a handcrafted toy doll typically made by Amish communities, reflecting their simple, modest lifestyle. These dolls are often made from fabric, wood, or corn husks and are dressed in traditional Amish clothing, such as plain dresses, bonnets, and aprons. Amish dolls usually have minimal facial features or none at all, in keeping with the Amish belief in simplicity and humility. They are commonly used as children's toys in Amish families, promoting imaginative play without the emphasis on modern, flashy toys.

  • She carefully placed the Amish doll on the shelf next to her other collectibles.
  • The Amish doll was made from fabric and dressed in a simple, plain dress.
  • We visited an Amish store and bought a handmade doll for our daughter.
  • The children enjoyed playing with their Amish dolls, using their imagination to create stories.
  • At the market, the vendor displayed several Amish dolls, each dressed in traditional clothing.