They are named for the sun. Their symmetry is based on Fibonacci numbers. They are native to the Americas, but have traveled widely and have captured the eyes and imagination of people all over the world.
Tristessa is so tired of ‘those’ girls, the ones who strut like peacocks and cackle like a murder of crows. When it gets too much, she comes to the cemetary. She feels safe among the blackened stone angels and moss covered stories of lost love. Tristessa is not afraid of ghosts. The dead can’t hurt you … not like the living can …
This original gothic doll by Jo Hards is approximately 14 inches tall, with black button eyes, black hair, red and black striped legs, and hand stitched, ‘eye-liner’ and teardrop detail to her face. She is dressed in black velvet and satin, trimmed with lace, and wears a leatherette corset, laced at the back with black ribbon, and black velvet shoes.By commenting, you agree to our Community Guidelines.