This has to be one of my favorite toys. Kea was created by an Asian-American mom who created both the dolls and the story. According to the coloring and paper doll book that comes with the dolls, Kea comes from a Chinese/Filipino/Hawaiian/Thai father and a third generation Japanese/Korean mother. So, she is able to celebrate her multicultural roots in the clothing she wears. The Kea doll line comes, so far, in either Korean Hanbok, Vietnamese Ao Dai, Satin Chinese Pant Suit, Japanese Happy Coat and Indian Sari.
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Kea Kea Dolls ?, Yin-Yin Corporation Individual Doll in Korean Hanbok This doll features Kea in her Korean Hanbok. She's soft and has a wonderfully stylized look that makes rag dolls so appealing. The colors of the dress are traditional and bright.
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The following are items I still need to complete the set. If you notice any other items that should be added, please e-mail me.
- Kea in Vietnamese Ao Dai
- Kea in Satin Chinese Pant Suit
- Kea in Japanese Happy Coat
- Kea in Indian Sari
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