Aboriginal Warrior Doll – 36cm Handcrafted Fabric Doll

Meet Dooloon, a beautifully handcrafted Warrior doll whose name means lizard in the Wiradjuri language. This soft fabric doll represents an Aboriginal man and is designed to inspire storytelling, cultural awareness, and imaginative play in early learning environments.

Each doll is individually handmade and hand-painted, making every piece unique. Details such as body and face painting, traditional-style clothing, and name will vary, showcasing individuality and reflecting the diversity of First Nations culture. Standing 36cm tall, Dooloon is an ideal size for little hands to hold, role-play with, or include in classroom storytelling activities.

The Warrior doll is a meaningful resource that encourages conversations about culture, identity, respect, and community while fostering empathy and inclusive play.

Why Educators Love It:

• Culturally significant resource for early learning

• Each doll is unique, handmade, and hand-painted

• Encourages storytelling, role play, and social-emotional learning

• Soft, safe, and durable for classroom and childcare use

How to Use It:

• Add to dramatic play and storytelling activities

• Use as a springboard for discussions about Aboriginal culture and traditions

• Pair with other dolls for diverse and inclusive role play

• Display in classroom or learning corners to celebrate cultural identity

Details:

• Aboriginal Warrior fabric doll

• Handmade and hand-painted – no two dolls are the same

• Height: 36cm

• Face/body painting, clothing, and name will vary

• Suitable for ages 3+