Traditional dolls are handcrafted figures that often represent cultural heritage and history. They are made from various materials, such as cloth, wood, or clay, and can be found in many cultures around the world. These dolls often reflect the clothing, customs, and lifestyles of the people they represent, making them valuable artifacts for understanding different societies. Many traditional dolls are used in cultural rituals, celebrations, or as toys for children. For example, Japanese Kokeshi dolls are simple wooden figures that symbolize good luck, while American rag dolls have been cherished by generations. Collecting and preserving these dolls helps keep cultural traditions alive.