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Saturday 15 October 2011

CROATIA, BOSNIA AND MONTENEGRO DOLLS

I have recently returned from a trip to Croatia, Bosnia and Montenegro. 
As usual, I was looking for new dolls!

The dolls in CROATIA were mostly made of porcelain with thick unrealistic hands, and rather "starey" eyes, so I chose the hard plastic ones instead.  The chimney sweep is made of a more dainty porcelain than the regional dolls.
In BOSNIA, as I was limited for time, I was only able to find dolls made of vinyl, but they give an idea of the costumes.
In MONTENEGRO I found the delightful little "elderly people" dolls which are hand made.  The other pair of dolls is vinyl.

For more pictures and further information, please see the website.  Carole. 

CROATIA
Website Id:  Europe - Croatia - 008, 008A and 008B
(Woman wearing the headress of a married woman).

CROATIA
Website Id:  Europe - Croatia - 008C
(woman wearing the headress of an unmarried woman)

CROATIA
Website Id:  Europe - Croatia - 001
(chimney sweep)
(His face is clean because he hasn't started work yet!)

CROATIA
hand made dolls
Website Id:  Europe - Croatia - 0010, 0010A and 0010B
 


BOSNIA
Website Id: Europe - Bosnia - 003, 003A and 003B

BOSNIA
Website Id: Europe - Bosnia - 004


MONTENEGRO
Website Id:  Europe - Montenegro - 004
 

MONTENEGRO
Website Id:  Europe - Montenegro - 003 and 003A


CROATIA
The medieval City of Dubrovnik.
The main street showing the shiny, worn cobbles. 

CROATIA
Another view on a coach trip


BOSNIA
(Mostar)
The famous Turkish bridge which was built in 1566
and re-built after it was damaged during the war
in the early 1990's.

BOSNIA
The Turkish street in Mostar
(and the shop on the left where I bought the Bosnian dolls).

MONTENEGRO
View from the highest point in Montenegro
(from the coach).
MONTENEGRO
Monks in Kotor.

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