Waldorf Style Doll Lili

Waldorf-style doll Lili, handmade from natural materials.

This pretty little doll is lovingly hand-sewn from organic cotton with spandex and filled with pure new wool from certified organic livestock. All materials are harmless and of the highest quality.

Lili has blue eyes and blond hair. The little face, the dolls eyes and mouth, are lovingly hand-embroidered and give each doll its individual expression. Lili has a suggested nose. The cheeks are slightly reddened with harmless wax paint. The long hair is made of the finest mohair wool.

The socks and cap of the rag doll are hand-knitted, the clothes are sewn from 100 % cotton and are of particularly high quality.

Lili's arms and legs are movable, the little doll has slightly indicated thumbs on her hands, her feet are discreetly shaped. The body of the little Waldorf-style doll is filled with 100 % organic new wool.

• Body: cotton (organic), spandex
• Lining: 100 % new wool (kbT)
• Hair: mohair
• Clothing: 100 % cotton

The Waldorf doll

A Waldorf doll has many advantages. We recommend Waldorf dolls for children of all ages. Through play, the child experiences the world and makes it its own. The experiences can be acted out and recreated. Waldorf dolls are restrained in their design. The imagination is not restricted thanks to the few details. All emotions can be imagined in the neutral face. Thanks to the virgin wool filling, it never feels cool and quickly adjusts to the child's body temperature.

For the baby, Waldorf dolls with as few details as possible are suitable. Here we recommend a doll without hair, with a small cap and firmly sewn clothing that cannot be changed.

Older children will be happy if they can also make hairstyles and change clothes.

Whether for a birthday or Christmas, a doll is a wonderful gift.

Download care instructions for the Waldorf doll here!

A doll as a gift

Children experience dolls as a friend, playmate and cuddly friend. If a doll comes to the child wrapped in wrapping paper, it can be a little confusing. If the little rag doll comes to the child with a small bag or rucksack and sits waiting under the Christmas tree or near the birthday table, the child can approach it freely. The Waldorf doll can also have a small letter with it telling where it comes from. At first such an approach may seem very elaborate, but often the children remember intensively when they are older how the doll child came to them. It is certainly worth the effort!