One of four female, nesting dolls made of turned wood painted pink, red and green. The doll is made in two pieces. The top part forms the torso and head of the figure and has schematic facial features. The doll is painted with a red headscarf and a lime green dress with green and orange stripes. The front of the doll has a white section, possibly an apron, with a black design.
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