This one-of-a-kind handmade witch doll stands 14 inches tall (or 19 inches if you count her hat— and she insists you do). Crafted with care, she’s built to stand freely on her own, thanks to her vase-like body with a flat base—sturdy and shapely.
Her face is hand-drawn using a mix of archival inks, giving her a slightly nervous, side-eyed expression—like she just heard something suspicious in the next room but isn’t about to go check.
She wears a dress pieced together from a variety of fabric scraps, machine sewn into a patchwork of colors. It’s perfectly imperfect, like something found in the back of a traveling apothecary’s wardrobe. One arm is bendable for gentle posing to hold her broom. Her broom is handmade from real twigs and twine. (Functional only if you believe hard enough.)
She doesn’t blink, she doesn’t speak, but somehow she always looks like she knows something.
