Kamala, A New Ms. Mannequin Paper Doll


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Today’s Printable Paper Doll Inspirations: Um… India, I guess?
An East Indian paper doll named Kamala with shoes. She's part of the Ms. Mannequin series and can share clothing with any of those paper dolls.

An East Indian paper doll named Kamala with shoes. She's part of the Ms. Mannequin series and can share clothing with any of those paper dolls.

Happy Day before Thanksgiving everyone! I think I warned people on Facebook that I wasn’t going to have anything holiday related this year. I always swear I am going to get something done for all the holidays and then, inevitably, I forget until the last minute.

Good intentions and all that.

Anyway, instead of something holiday related, I have Kamala, a new Ms. Mannequin paper doll. Kamala is East Indian, I think, and her name means “lotus” or “pale red” in Sanskrit. It can both be a feminne or a masculine name. It’s also one of the names of the Hindu goddess Lakshmi. Lakshimi is the goddess of wealth, fortune and prosperity.

I confess that I don’t know much about the Hindu religion, but it is my understanding that Lakshimi is one of the major gods.

Kamala shares a skintone with Sunitha and Aishwarya which gives her four other shoe options. And who doesn’t want more shoe options?

Personally, I really like Kamala’s up do and it makes me think of some of the evening gowns I have drawn of these paper dolls. I’d put her in this dress, this dress and this dress. Probably also this dress, though it is more fantasy than the others.

Tomorrow there will be the November installment of the 2017 paper doll collab. We had to create a paper doll based on a personal hero. My choice will probably surprise some people, though not those who know me well.

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2 thoughts on “Kamala, A New Ms. Mannequin Paper Doll”

  1. Darn, I clicked through to see if anyone had commented with more info on the Hindu religion.
    I always enjoy the extra info you add for each of your posts for how and why you came up with the idea.

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