Hearts for Heart- Nahji India Girl Doll

Hearts for Heart- Nahji India Girl DollCapture the colorful warmth of Mexico with our Consuelo doll. Her eyes are strong brown with copper highlights with shiny long black hair. Consuelo is a 14 tall pose able doll with a smooth vinyl body, glass eyes, and high quality rooted hair for hours of doll play. She comes fashioned in a lime green blouse with a floral embroidered collar, a lace trimmed turquoise skirt, a festive hot pink flower head band and matching shoes with silky ribbon ties.

Capture the colorful warmth of Mexico with our Consuelo doll. Her eyes are strong brown with copper highlights with shiny long black hair. Consuelo is a 14” tall pose-able doll with a smooth vinyl body, glass eyes, and high-quality rooted hair for hours of doll play. She comes fashioned in a lime-green blouse with a floral embroidered collar, a lace-trimmed turquoise skirt, a festive hot pink flower head band and matching shoes with silky ribbon ties. Hearts for Hearts Girls dolls are inspired by stories of real girls from around the world. Each doll tells a story of a little girl’s journey to succeed and create a better life for herself, her family, and her community. Each doll is carefully designed and dressed in a quality, authentic outfit that represents her country or specific region. The Hearts for Hearts Girls mission is to invite girls to become agents of change in their communities, their country and around the world. To support our mission, Hearts for Hearts Girls will donate one dollar ($1.00) from each doll purchased to our charity partner, World Vision, for programs that support girls around the world. Hearts for Hearts Girls also offers a fun, kid-friendly website with more information, character stories, crafts, and activities. Discover the other beautiful Hearts for Hearts Girls dolls and their stories: Rahel (Ethiopia), Nahji (India), and Dell (Appalachia). Together we can change the world one heart at a time! Nahji is a smart and determined ten-year-old girl from Assam, India. In her community, girls go to work and marry very early in their lives, but Nahji wants something more. She convinces her parents to let her go to school. She learns how to help her family create their own garden market. She starts raising Indian runner ducks. And she visits local 'tea clubs' to encourage other girls to take charge of their own lives. She tells them, “When you believe in yourself, when you are strong in your heart, then you can change the world.”