Hi! My name is WA.

Ni means 2 in Japanese and I'm the second in the series of WA doll family.

My name means 'Harmony' in Japanese culture. Quite apt, ain't it? I love whiling away time amidst nature, dancing and cake.

It does look like they didn’t put any thought behind me because I don’t have any features and sometimes you can’t even tell my gender.

But that’s exactly where they put so much thought behind me. They think it’s amazing to have a doll like me who doesn’t fit a certain idea of what one should look like. The children I go to are free to decide my gender, my face, my expression, my mood. These children are pretty creative I’ve been told! I’m quite excited to meet them. I hear they are like adults but with better imagination, mind and heart. Is that true? Would you know?

I have glasses like Dipna (the co-founder of the brand. She got glasses when she was 11 years old and it's been a special part of her life. That helps her see the beauty in the world with more clarity)

I think what the children are going to love the most about me is how much I love to talk. Oh! And my bendy limbs. Yep! Told you! My makers did put a lot of thought behind me. They made my limbs all bendy because they know how much I love to dance after Gerald the giraffe told me, ‘We all can dance, when we find music that we love.’

By the way, have I told you about my clothes? They are all made from LTWT fabrics and in some of the favourite Majama collection styles. Isn’t that amazing?

You can also remove my clothes and put them for a wash if need be.

You will find an embroidered heart on my chest that I wear with pride. It reminds me of the one thing that we all have in common and the power of my heart's voice!

Care for me -

- You can also remove my clothes and put them for a wash if need be.

- Hand wash me and dry in shade

- Make sure to flat dry me.

ni (pronounced knee) WA Doll | Relove