Pari is a lovely little brunette Butterfly Kid from Bonikka. The Butterfly Kids are made of ultra-soft plush and are recognized by the beautiful butterfly applique on their dresses. Her trendy blue dress is made of the softest terri cloth and feels so reassuring to little ones. Meticulously crafted, Pari measures approximately 13 inches long, and she depicts a very young preschool girl, with her hair tied into two neat side pony tails held together with lavendar ribbon. So soft and huggable, with the softest hair, she is made to be loved!

Bonikka dolls are designed to meet the emotional needs we all experience as we develop a sense of who we are and how we fit into our nuclear family, our extended family, and the family of man. These charming and wholesome little cloth girl dolls facilitate the exploration of relationships with others, and encourage play which can mirror interactions with siblings, parents and friends. And from the sizes and features of these dolls, you'll find one which will meet the needs of baby, toddler, preschool, or young girl. With each Bonikka purchase a portion of the sale helps subsidize expenses of a girls' child development center in Sri Lanka and provides each girl with a Bonikka doll of her own.

The concept for Bonikka dolls came out of a family tradition which began more than 100 years ago, with the gift of a doll from a Sri Lankan great grandfather to a cherished great grand daughter. It was a symbol of enduring love which deeply impressed that little girl, and her doll became an heirloom, and a sort of patrimony of family love. The name Bonikka, by the way, is the word for "doll" in the Sinhalese dialect spoken in Sri Lanka, where these dolls are made from all new material. Dear Little Dollies is happy to carry this line of dolls which have their root and purpose in good family values. Share the love!The Butterfly Kids are made of ultra-soft plush and are recognized by the beautiful butterfly applique on their dresses. With each Bonikka purchase a portion of the sale helps subsidize expenses of a girls child development enter in Sri Lanka and provides each girl with a Bonikka doll of her own.