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Lupita Charra with Black Dress. Born in the 1800s, Lupita dolls were originally made of paper mache as a substitute for more expensive porcelain dolls, and are a traditional Mexican handicraft still created today by a handful of artists. The name Lupita is derived from the diminu... - Lupita Charra with Black Dress. | | $59.95
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Pair with Purple Dress. Celebrate Day of the Dead (Dia de Los Muertos) with this festive clay figurine by artisan Diego Huerta Bonilla. Each collectible figurine is hand-painted in bold acrylic paints and depicts a whimsical scene of the afterlife. Wonderful as novelty gift... - Pair with Purple Dress. | | $23.96
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Lupita with Pinata. Born in the 1800s, Lupita dolls were originally made of paper mache as a substitute for more expensive porcelain dolls, and are a traditional Mexican handicraft still created today by a handful of artists. The name Lupita is derived from the diminu... - Lupita with Pinata. | | $59.95
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Lupita with Pan Dulce. Born in the 1800s, Lupita dolls were originally made of paper mache as a substitute for more expensive porcelain dolls, and are a traditional Mexican handicraft still created today by a handful of artists. The name Lupita is derived from the diminu... - Lupita with Pan Dulce. | | $59.95
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Lupita with Birdcage. Born in the 1800s, Lupita dolls were originally made of paper mache as a substitute for more expensive porcelain dolls, and are a traditional Mexican handicraft still created today by a handful of artists. The name Lupita is derived from the diminu... - Lupita with Birdcage. | | $59.95
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Lupita with Lily Basket. Born in the 1800s, Lupita dolls were originally made of paper mache as a substitute for more expensive porcelain dolls, and are a traditional Mexican handicraft still created today by a handful of artists. The name Lupita is derived from the diminu... - Lupita with Lily Basket. | | $59.95
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Seated Lupita with Child. Born in the 1800s, Lupita dolls were originally made of paper mache as a substitute for more expensive porcelain dolls, and are a traditional Mexican handicraft still created today by a handful of artists. The name Lupita is derived from the diminu... - Seated Lupita with Child. | | $59.95
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Lupita with Chile Basket. Born in the 1800s, Lupita dolls were originally made of paper mache as a substitute for more expensive porcelain dolls, and are a traditional Mexican handicraft still created today by a handful of artists. The name Lupita is derived from the diminu... - Lupita with Chile Basket. | | $59.95
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Lupita with Fruit Basket. Born in the 1800s, Lupita dolls were originally made of paper mache as a substitute for more expensive porcelain dolls, and are a traditional Mexican handicraft still created today by a handful of artists. The name Lupita is derived from the diminu... - Lupita with Fruit Basket. | | $59.95
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