Mother Earth Doll with Baby

Ambrosius Seasonal and Nature Little Folk such as Mother Earth Doll with Baby are delicately handcrafted and every one is unique. Each season, a new range arrives, inspired by the elements of nature and celebrating diversity through the range of skin tones.

With a stunning variety of colours and attention to detail, the Ambrosius Mother Earth Doll with Baby is perfect for small-world play, on the nature table, or as nature decorations. Start growing your enchanting fairies collection today, and look forward to a new collection each season.

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• About Ambrosius

• • Ambrosius Mother Earth Doll with Baby is handmade from sustainable materials such as wool, wool felt, and wood, and due to the handmade nature of the Ambrosius Fairies - no two fairies are precisely the same, making them truly unique and magical.
  • The Hanging Bee has a clear loop at the top of the head, making it effortless to hang wherever you desire.
  • Ambrosius Mother Earth Doll with Baby is from the Spring Collection
  • Materials: wool felt and wood
  • Dimensions: H5" or 13cm
  • Ages: 3yrs+
  • Made in Romania

• Ambrosius dolls have been lovingly made in Transylvania, Romania, since 1996. A collaboration between Katalin Poszony, the owner of Ambrosius, and a Waldorf School resulted in beautiful, eco-friendly, handmade fairy dolls inspired by particular flowers or fruits. From there on, Ambrosius flower fairies took the world by storm, but Katalina’s love for nature and focus on sustainability remained the same. Her creations are made from sustainable materials such as wool, wool felt, and wood.

  Katalina’s company, Ambrosius, doesn’t only support the environment. Still, it is also one of the few Romanian companies that support mothers with young children, retirees and people with disabilities by offering them working-from-home opportunities. Giving back and helping the ones in need is also close to Katalina’s heart. Ambrosius’ profits are donated to the local Waldorf School and educational institutions in some of Transylvania's poorer villages.