The Worry Doll Gang Traditional Handmade Worry Dolls Vijay Singh Andi Rachmansyah works in bone

Andi Rachmansyah works in bone to create a heavenly image

Anusara devises a festival of gemstone colors for the design of this hand-knotted necklace

while the Amethyst pendant hangs in line with the chain on both sides

Sterling silver frangipani blossoms surround white iridescent pearls and shining onyx

Handmade in & fairly-traded from Mexico

The Worry Doll Gang Traditional Handmade Worry Dolls Vijay Singh Andi Rachmansyah works in boneLegend has it that the Maya Sun God gave princess Ixmucan the gift of solving people's problems. With time people started making dolls in Ixmucan's honor and they would tell her their woes, hoping she would solve them through the dolls. Dressed in a variety of colorful dresses, 12 Guatemalan worry dolls are here to preserve ancient Maya traditions. 'This tradition is still alive,' says Ana from the Lopez Garcia Family. 'The idea is to have many worry