Vintage Mattel Barbie 2004 Princess of the Korean Court Dolls of the world

New in box , has not been removed Minor wear on box 2004 Mattel 25th Anniversary Princess Dolls of the world Princess of Korean Court Pink Label Clean / smoke free In a kung (palace) in Seoul, a lovely girl looks over her city. Her black hair shines in the bright spring sunshine. Today she may go on a journey in Seoul. When she travels, she is carried in a palanquin (a covered couch carried on poles) and all the people of her country kowtow (kneel down and bow) to her as she passes. Koreans greet her by saying anyonghashimnikka. When they leave, they say annyinght kyeseyo, which means leave in peace. Daughter of the emperor and empress of Korea, she is. called the Gong-Ju or princess. She is a beautiful child, dressed in her hanbok, the traditional Korean costume. The princess and her family honor their heritage. Then, the day is a celebration, especially for children. Boys fly kites. The princess loves to play yut nori (a stick game). Beautiful music is played on gongs and drums. Sometimes dance troupes come to perform and encourage everyone to dance, too. Sol Nal is a wonderful day in Korea! Barbies doll princesses represent different cultures from world history! Add to your Dolls of the World® collection or start one now .