Often called fertility dolls, these sacred figures are believed to carry charms that protect women from infertility, prevent miscarriage, and ensure a safe, easy childbirth. Bridal Tradition
Traditionally, brides carry the doll until they have their first child. Afterwards, it is placed on the family altar or lovingly passed down to their daughter as a symbol of lineage and continuity.
Cultural Symbolism
Beyond their spiritual role, fertility dolls are used to teach young girls about caring for children. Carried on the back like real babies, they embody maternal responsibility and nurture.
Distinctive Artistry
Each doll is hand-carved from hardwood and adorned with vibrant beads, cowrie shells, and leather. No two are alike; every piece is a unique work of art, often finished with necklaces and intricate detailing.
Symbol of Wealth & Devotion
Fertility dolls also represent prosperity and abundance. In marriage proposals, a man may gift one to a woman as a powerful symbol of devotion, love, and commitment.