Iran indigenous dolls in traditional attire with no face

Let’s catch some indigenous dolls with no face, depicting ethnic minorities in Iran.

Bouk dolls originally crafted by Kurmanji Kurds in Iran showcase traditional clothes of this ethnic minority in the country.

In the olden days, mothers and grandmothers used to make Bouk dolls from pieces of wood and extra cloth.

Small girls in North-Khorasan Province whisper a melodious song while playing with these dolls.

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