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Meditation Buddha Statue (8cm)
£3.98This serene Buddha statue with meditation mudra can be placed around the house and used to bring good energy into your home, or as Feng Shui house protection. Please note, if you've previously bough our 'Mini Thai Buddhas' this Buddha Statue is... -
Assorted Mini Guatemalan Worry Dolls in Bag
£3.98These mini Worry Dolls come in a brightly woven cotton bag; each set is individually made and each doll will be unique. The style of worry dolls and the colours of the bag will vary between sets. The bag colour can usually vary between red, blue, green,... -
Assorted Mini Guatemalan Worry Dolls in Box
£3.98A small wooden box containing 6 worry dolls; each set is individually made and each doll will be unique. The style of worry dolls and the colours of the box will vary between sets and the batch that we have in at the time.About Worry DollsAn old story... -
Single Guatemalan Worry Doll
£3.98A single worry doll attached to a natural card backing with the story of the worry dolls. Each worry doll is individually made and will be unique in colour and style. The Card SaysHandmade by CreArte in Guatemala. Among the Mayan Highland Villages...
Worry Dolls & Buddha Figurines
Worry dolls are mini little dolls that are said to take way worries. According to folklore, when the Mayan Indians had worrisome thoughts on their minds, they told their thoughts to the little worry dolls, or worry people. At night, before they went to sleep, they'd place the worry people under their pillows. When they woke up in the morning, the worry people had worked their magic and taken the worries away.
The brightly coloured worry dolls we sell are ethically sourced and are handmade in the highlands of Guatemala, by the Mayan Indians. They're a lovely little gift to give to someone you know who has worries on their mind, or a self-care present to give yourself if you're feeling anxious or troubled.
Our collection of small Buddha statues can also be found in this section. Buddha is regarded as being 'the enlightened one' as he sought and found an enlightened state. The symbol of the Buddha reminds us that complete bliss and peace are possible, if only we strive to reach it.