Mini Colettos, Aurora (Hispanic Girl, Black Wavy Hair and Black Eyes)
Meet Aurora, a bright and expressive member of the Mini Colettos collection. With striking dark eyes and soft black hair, Aurora is a beautifully handcrafted 34cm Hispanic doll designed to celebrate real-world beauty and inspire inclusive, imaginative play.
Lovingly made in Spain from phthalate-free, fragrance-free vinyl, Aurora is anatomically correct and fully poseable, with moveable arms, legs, and head—perfect for storytelling, dress-up, and nurturing roleplay. Her lifelike features encourage children to explore empathy, identity, and self-expression.
Key Features:
- 34cm tall, full-vinyl body
- Moveable arms, legs, and head
- Soft non-toxic Phthalate-free Vinyl
- Designed and handmade in Spain
- Suitable for ages 3+
- Anatomically correct new born dolls
- Clothing not included
- Not suitable for bathing or water play
Doll complies with international toy safety standards (ASTM, CE). They are also fragrance-free, making them suitable for children with sensitivities.
Description
Meet Aurora, a bright and expressive member of the Mini Colettos collection. With striking dark eyes and soft black hair, Aurora is a beautifully handcrafted 34cm Hispanic doll designed to celebrate real-world beauty and inspire inclusive, imaginative play.
Lovingly made in Spain from phthalate-free, fragrance-free vinyl, Aurora is anatomically correct and fully poseable, with moveable arms, legs, and head—perfect for storytelling, dress-up, and nurturing roleplay. Her lifelike features encourage children to explore empathy, identity, and self-expression.
Key Features:
- 34cm tall, full-vinyl body
- Moveable arms, legs, and head
- Soft non-toxic Phthalate-free Vinyl
- Designed and handmade in Spain
- Suitable for ages 3+
- Anatomically correct new born dolls
- Clothing not included
- Not suitable for bathing or water play
Doll complies with international toy safety standards (ASTM, CE). They are also fragrance-free, making them suitable for children with sensitivities.
