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Multicultural resources from Asia, Africa & Europe! - Wide range of authentic multicultural resources in the form of outfits for children and dolls from around the world as well as dolls, puppets and celebration sets.
Multicultural European, South Asian, Chinese, African dolls clothes and soft dolls and rag dolls range. The fourteen outfits are copies of ethnic costumes worn today in Asia and Africa.
Our range of multicultural award winning cloth dolls, made to European standards, use polyester fibre filling. They are soft and warm and children quickly develop a rapport with them. Their soft bodies make it easy for them to be dressed and undressed unaided.
European Costumes: Polish boy's, Polish girl's|South Asian Costumes: Sari, Shalwar Kameez, Rajasthani outfit, Pavadai, Kurta Pyjama and Lungi|Chinese Outfits: Cheongsam, Girl’s Tong Chang, Boy’s Tong Chang.|African Costumes: West African, West African Buba, Jellaba, Somali Dress, Somali Boy’s Outfit|Adult Outfits: Sari, Shalwar Kameez, Kurta Pyjama
European Costumes: Polish boy's, Polish girl's|South Asian Costumes: Sari, Shalwar Kameez, Rajasthani outfit, Pavadai, Kurta Pyjama and Lungi|Chinese Outfits: Cheongsam, Girl’s Tong Chang, Boy’s Tong Chang.|African Costumes: West African, West African Buba, Jellaba, Somali Dress, Somali Boy’s Outfit|Adult Outfits: Sari, Shalwar Kameez, Kurta Pyjama
Multicultural resources from Asia, Africa & Europe! - Wide range of authentic multicultural resources in the form of outfits for children and dolls from around the world & head-dresses: Indian Gandhi Cap, Turban, Arab Boy’s Kaffiyeh, Skull Cap, Girl’s Hijab and Bindis.
Multicultural resources from Asia, Africa & Europe! - Wide range of authentic multicultural resources in the form of outfits for children and dolls from around the world- authentic dressup and dolls clothes which can be used for educational purpose and fancy dress party
Help disadvantaged young people in India through vocational training and fairly paid employment. •facilitate the understanding and appreciation of other cultures among young children in the West.

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Testimonials

Alison Bailey
"Thank you for the clothes – they are wonderful!! Also thank you for sending them so quickly. The children I care for are delighted and I am very impressed with the quality and detail."
Hazel Mansfield, Head Teacher of Whitehall Infant School, Middlesex
"We are a multicultural school and our children loved using these. They really enhanced our role play area and they are very easy to use because of the velcro fastenings ... They have encouraged our Asian parents to help with dressing up activities." quoted in the Nursery Equipment supplement to 'Nursery World'.
Helen Hicks, Ethnic Minority Achievement Coordinator, Crawley
"The sophistication and humour of the stories [for the Akbar and Birbal puppets] make them especially suitable for use at Key Stage 2. The relationship between Akbar and Birbal can be used for teaching about characterisation, written dialogue and play scripts. The stories also provide the opportunity to explore words from other languages and the influence they have had on English."

Multicultural resources from Asia, Africa & Europe! - Dolls, Dress-up & Dolls Clothes!

East-West Education (EWE) designs and produces a range of authentic multicultural resources in the form of outfits for children and dolls from around the world as well as dolls, puppets and celebration sets.  They are invaluable resources in Early Years multicultural education by enriching role-play, story telling and festivals.  In schools the outfits are effective and original materials for Social Studies, PSHE, RE and Citizenship classes.  Designed by teachers for teachers, our products foster learning, promote inclusion and encourage creativity.

EWE resources are made by marginalised young women in India who are given training in tailoring and life skills.  We aim to have a lasting impact on the lives of the women who work with us.

Combining education and training in the East and West, EWE creates a deeper sense of awareness of the world’s different peoples and our mutual dependence.

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