The ball gowns that these unusual dolls are wearing are fashioned from corn husks! Find them on display near the cash register at La Indita, one of Fourth Avenue's Mexican restaurants.
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ReplyDeleteHow tall are those dollies?
Hey Roseann, They are about a foot tall. D
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