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My LE Moana doll, boxed.
Detailed photos of my second edition Disney Store Limited Edition Moana 16 inch doll. I got her in person on release day, Tuesday March 7, 2017. She is #3031 of 5500.
She has a red feather cape and bodice (actually made of satin). The bodice is decorated with white seashells. She has a red scalloped waistband. Her skirt is 3/4 length, made of up layers of multicolored leaves and grass. It has simulated water droplets. She has a leaf and flower headdress, a shell necklace that opens up, red feather arm band and a leaf and seashell anklet. The armband and anklet are made of cloth and not plastic (as was the case with the first Moana LE doll). They also did a very good job of hiding the joints on arms and legs of this doll, again improving on the first edition. Her face also has a more pleasant expression than the first one. She has sand on her bare feet. The only area where the first doll has a definite edge is the inclusion of the Pua and Hei Hei figures. The second Moana has no accessories except for her oar, which is identical to the one included with the first doll.
I show Moana boxed, being deboxed and fully deboxed. She isn't too stable free standing, so I put her on the included display stand for the photos after deboxing her.
Yarn is Panda Cotton Print and pattern is Zigzag anklets from "Knitting Socks With Handpainted Yarn"
In Possotome, all the villages along Lake Aheme congregate once a year for a giant voodoo dance competition. This woman had anklets strung with bottlecaps which jingled as she danced.
It is really difficult to take a picture of your own ankle! This anklet was a late birthday present for my sister. It's made from aluminum jump rings in silver and two shades of blue and has glass beaded drops from each chainmaille point. It clasps with a lobster clasp.
Handmade by MeriGreenleaf (Elfling Creations).
Just one of the four cute little anklets i have on my ankle. They make the most annoying jingle but to me it's normal. It annoys everyone else!
Taken with a Nikon D2X