The New Voodoo Dolls

A few years back, Voodoo dolls were a trend of the accessories.

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They were everywhere and everything. As key chains, phone hangers, accessories for bags and pins, they were even earrings (I know because I have a pair at home :p).

Then like every trend in this world, it faded and died.

When I was travelling through Hua Hin, I came across this stall.

Is this a new trend of the Voodoo Dolls?

wooden dolls


Meet Wooden Voodoo Dolls.

The Frankenstein

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The Witch

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The Ripper

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The Ninja

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The Punk

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And even the

Witch Doctors!

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In a weird twisted way, they are awefully cute.

Is this an upcoming new trend?

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  1. I was in Thailand 4 months ago, and I brought one of those back as a present for my kid :)) can't say he liked the thing a lot - after all, he's only 3, and maybe not that into voodoo yet... but that one was different, wrapped up in multicolor threads :)
    these scary ones are really cute, though :))

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  2. This magnificent idea originated from a home-based business in Thailand before the craze spred all over the world. They kinda represent Thailand, until the Copy-cat China does what 'it' does best.

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  3. Oh my, Got Voodoo doll as well....

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  4. I have a pair of bride and groom mummy dolls since last year. I guess, this will take over and become the trend? Who knows? :D

    So, did you get any for yourself? They are really cute! :D

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  5. I've seen the procedures to make such dolls and keychains but you must have patience to do it because it's kinda hard...

    I don't have s real keychain collections but my mum is an avid collector! She buy every single keychain collection which catch her eyes around the globe no matter what are the prices...

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  6. frankly speaking, their voodoo dolls look a lot more creepier. i wouldn't wanna have them hanging on my bag though

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  7. Gone are the days when voodoo dolls were scary! :)

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  8. Bought 1 in Bangkok 2 years ago at the night market. Forgot the name already.

    But last year when i went to midvalley, I saw 1 stall selling for RM15 each. Its beside GSC.

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  9. i want one of these. where can i buy them?

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