Cultural celebration clothing & accessories for dolls

During Día de Muertos, many families with Mexican heritage gather to celebrate and honor loved ones who have passed. During this joyful and sacred time, people often create ofrendas–altars with symbolic objects for those they are remembering. Some people paint their faces to resemble skulls, and share food, flowers, and stories.

Lunar New Year is a Chinese and East Asian celebration signaling the start of the new year according to the lunar calendar. People around the world celebrate it by wearing the color red, which symbolizes joy and good fortune.

This Muslim holiday, meaning Festival of Breaking Fast in Arabic, comes at the end of Ramadan, a holy month of prayer and fasting. It's a joyous time for families to give gifts, especially to those in need.

Hindus, Jains, Buddhists, and Sikhs celebrate this five-day holiday, also known as "Festival of Lights," by lighting lamps called diyas, gathering with loved ones, and visiting temples to pray.

During this eight-day Jewish holiday, also called the Feast of Dedication or Festival of Lights, families light a new candle each night on a special lampstand called a menorah and celebrate with food, games, and fun.

Kwanzaa is a seven-day celebration of African and African American culture, where families light a candle on the kinara (candle holder) each night and may enjoy food, song, dance, and other activities.

Christmas Day is a Christian holiday that honors the birth of Jesus. Families and friends around the world may celebrate by attending church, giving gifts, decorating, and hosting special gatherings.