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To complete her look, she wears golden earrings and a belt with lucky Chinese knot designs. May your Lunar New Year Barbie fill your holiday with joy, abundance, and good fortune. Doll cannot stand alone. Colors and decorations may vary. Barbie celebrates the Lunar New Year with this collectible doll radiating beauty, joy, and prosperity. To complete her look, she wears golden earrings and a belt with lucky Chinese knot designs. Lunar New Year™ Barbie® Doll Doll Designer: Joyce Chen Packaging Designer: Laydiana Chiv Label: Black Face Sculpt: Jia Body Type: Model Muse Includes Certificate of Authenticity Doll cannot stand alone. Doll stand included. Ring in the Lunar New Year with Barbie doll! Resplendent in lucky red, she wears a quintessential qipao designed with a modern mermaid gown silhouette, a traditional mandarin collar, and sheer bell sleeves fluttering as she claps to a festive lion dance. Meihua plum blossoms adorn the dress, symbolizing strength and resilience. From December 14 at 9:00 PM PT through December 15 at 8:59 PM PT, only Barbie Signature members can buy the 2024 Barbie Lunar New Year Doll at MattelCreations.com, while supplies last. During that time, the doll may also be available at participating Target and Walmart locations, as well as Amazon.com, Target.com, and Walmart.com. Doll cannot This Lunar New Year Barbie doll takes inspiration from the Peking opera, which is regarded as a cultural treasure of China and often performed during holidays and festivities. She wears a traditional robe in the lucky color red, printed with colorful peony flowers that symbolize good fortune. Celebrate the beauty and tradition of the Lunar New Year with a gorgeous Barbie doll! Inspired by the spectacular performance art at the Peking opera, this collector doll wears a rich red robe with an intricate peony print and accessories that reference traditional elements of the Peking opera. Elegant and collectible, the Barbie® Lunar New Year™ doll honors the rich cultural roots of this holiday with a festive creation inspired by classic hanfu robes. The gown’s flowing silhouette is a nod to the flight of celestial beings. It features traditional Chinese prints influenced by woodblock art from the Tang dynasty. Elegant and collectible, the Barbie Lunar New Year doll honors the rich cultural roots of this holiday with a festive creation inspired by classic hanfu robes. The gown’s flowing silhouette is a nod to the flight of celestial beings. It features traditional Chinese prints influenced by woodblock art from the Tang dynasty. To celebrate the beauty and tradition of the Lunar New Year, this collectible Barbie® Lunar New Year™ doll wears a festive creation from one of China’s most renowned couturiers, Guo Pei. For over 20 years, Guo Pei has created breathtaking creations that draw inspiration from her country’s rich cultural heritage. Barbie Dressed in traditional hanfu style, Barbie Lunar New Year doll embodies the spirit of the holiday in a sheer red blouse and a sweeping pink skirt delicately printed with meihua, or plum blossoms, symbolizing renewal and strength. Her hair is swept into a braided crown revealing dainty, pearl-like earrings and plum blossom-themed accessories. Meet new Barbie Signature Lunar New Year doll 2025, special edition doll to celebrate upcoming Chinese New Year 2025. This year, the doll wears an elegant red dress with gold motif and "gilded" jewelry. Doll is available now. On New Year's Eve, families gather to celebrate with food, fireworks and time-honored traditions. Honoring the history and beauty of the holiday, Lunar New Year Barbie doll is elegantly dressed in a red satin cheongsam with a delicate teal trim, Chinese knot style buttons and a peony print symbolizing prosperity and good fortune. We partnered with renowned Chinese couturier Guo Pei once again to create a resplendent two-piece couture look inspired by a design from one of her past collections. Draped in classic Chinese royal blue, this stunning doll features sumptuous dragon embroidery, balancing artistic heritage with contemporary innovation through Guo Pei’s Chinese New Year Barbie Doll "Chinese New Year begins with the new moon on the first day of the year and ends with the full moon fifteen days later. On the fifteenth day, called Lantern Festival, there's a parade of children carrying lanterns after dark. Celebrated with firecrackers, dragon dances and red envelopes of money, this ancient Asian festival finds Barbie® doll wearing a red dress Barbie honors the rich cultural roots of this holiday with a festive creation inspired by classic hanfu robes. The gown’s flowing silhouette is a nod to the flight of celestial beings. It features traditional Chinese prints influenced by woodblock art from the Tang dynasty. Dear parents, toy collectors, and fashion designers in need of fashion inspiration, look no further as Mattel releases its new Lunar New Year Barbie. With Chinese New Year slated on January 29, 2025, to usher in the Year of the Wooden Snake, the new Barbie™ design comes in traditional red but in a modern take on a qipao — a Qing Dynasty Collector Chinese New Year Barbie ; Wearing a red dress featuring traditional Chinese motifs and a mandarin collar ; Chinese New Year starts with the new moon on the first day of the year and ends the evening of the full moon fifteen days later ; Fashion Doll Collectible ; Age Range 6 Years And Up › The first Barbie Lunar New Year doll debuted in 2022, featuring a pink-and-red ensemble with cherry blossom accents in her hair. Each release has honored Chinese cultural elements, blending With best wishes for the new year, may Barbie Lunar New Year doll and Guo Pei’s dazzling artistry bring joy to many holiday celebrations. Designed by: Guo Pei, Facilitated by: Asian Couture Federation -- To celebrate the beauty and tradition of the Lunar New Year, this collectible Barbie Lunar New Year doll wears a festive creation from one Barbie has teamed with Chinese couturier Guo Pei for the second time to release a limited-edition doll for the upcoming Chinese New Year on Jan. 22, marking the beginning of the Year of the Rabbit
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