A single, familiar face — hand-painted and full of warmth.
This small Raggedy Ann ornament was imported from Japan at mid-century, made from felt and fabric scraps with a hand-painted face, big felt eyes, and soft yarn hair. Raggedy Ann was created by writer and illustrator Johnny Gruelle, who patented the doll in 1915 and introduced her to readers in a storybook three years later — a character so enduring that variations of her have been made and collected ever since, this small ornament among them.
A charming addition to a tree, wreath, or gift package for the collector in your life. Pairs wonderfully with our Raggedy Ann & Andy set or the patchwork rag doll boy.
Maker: Unbranded (Raggedy Ann character created by Johnny Gruelle)
