Ten handmade, yarn-crafted dolls, consistent with traditional Bulgarian Martenitsi, are suspended horizontally against a weathered, dark gray-brown wooden surface in Dobrich, Bulgaria

Ten handmade, yarn-crafted dolls, consistent with traditional Bulgarian Martenitsi, are suspended horizontally against a weathered, dark gray-brown wooden surface in Dobrich, Bulgaria. A total of ten dolls are visible, arrayed in a repeating pattern of five predominantly red figures and five predominantly white or cream-colored figures. Each doll is attached by a white string to a horizontal bar positioned in the upper third of the image. The red dolls feature a red body, red arms, and a red skirt-like lower section. Their heads are white, with stitched black eyes and a smiling mouth, and a small red knot on top. Some red dolls display a white, patterned band around their waist. The white/cream-colored dolls exhibit a white or cream body, white arms, and a white lower section. Their heads are white, with stitched black eyes and a smiling mouth, and a black cap or knot on top. These dolls are characterized by a red band around their waist and black stitching on their leg areas, resembling footwear lacing. The background is a vertical arrangement of aged, dark gray-brown wooden planks, showing visible grain, natural wear, and slight variations in color and texture.