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Meet Ache — a Mankon name, for the little pink heart bead at her crown. She wears a pink-and-green print cut from the same fabric family as her big match, Anwi. One of a kind, handmade in Katy, Texas.
Meet Alankie — named for Alankie, the old palatial capital of Mankon. She wears a green-and-orange swirl dress with a big pink rosette, her beaded twists tipped in bright yarn. One of a kind, handmade in Katy, Texas.
Meet Anwi — a Mankon name, and the maker’s own pick. She wears a green, magenta, and pink swirl Ankara dress with a cream ruffle collar and a crown of rainbow beads. One of a kind, handmade in Katy, Texas. Also available with her little match, Ache, as a set.
Meet Anye — a Mankon family name, for the pink squares marching down her bodice. Her dress joins two fabrics: a geometric lattice bodice and a bold yellow swirl skirt. One of a kind, handmade in Katy, Texas.
Meet Awa — a Mankon name; the second leaf sister, told apart by her long, loose twists. She wears a teal leaf-print dress with a striped waistband and floral lace. One of a kind, handmade in Katy, Texas.
Meet Bih — a Mankon name, and the maker’s own pick. She wears a bold red chain-print dress with floral-print bows, her twists swept up into a high beaded puff. One of a kind, handmade in Katy, Texas.
Meet Che — a Mankon name, for her lime-green dress and golden-yellow belt. Her twists are tipped in orange, lime, pink, and cream yarn. One of a kind, handmade in Katy, Texas.
Meet Choh — a family name, and the only boy in The Lum Collection. He wears a red plaid tunic and trousers with a matching plaid cap over his short black curls. One of a kind, handmade in Katy, Texas.
Meet Fombi — a Mankon name, for her navy dress trimmed in gold lace. Her twists are pulled to one side, with rainbow beads at the crown. One of a kind, handmade in Katy, Texas.
Meet Fumnju — named for Fumnju, the old compound of Mankon. She wears a teal diagonal-stripe dress, and from behind, her rainbow beads cover the whole back of her head. One of a kind, handmade in Katy, Texas.
Meet Lum — a Mankon family name, and a namesake of The Lum Collection itself. She wears a navy medallion dress crossed by a pale-pink sash edged with gold beads. One of a kind, handmade in Katy, Texas.
Meet Manka’a — a Mankon name for the pink-ribbon girl, with a bow at each sleeve. She wears a red chain-print dress finished in pink ribbon trim from collar to hem. One of a kind, handmade in Katy, Texas.
Meet Mbatu — a Mankon name, for the only doll in the collection wearing pants. She pairs a pink-and-green print top with white trousers. One of a kind, handmade in Katy, Texas.
Meet Ndi — a Mankon name, for her rainbow-wrapped twists. She wears mudcloth-style bands with red bolero panels and a pink rosette at her waist. One of a kind, handmade in Katy, Texas.
Meet Neba — a Mankon name, pink lace from her bodice to her hem. She wears a deep-red swirl dress and goes barefoot, as small dolls do. One of a kind, handmade in Katy, Texas.
Meet Nfon — a Mankon name, for her sunny yellow swirls and her orange bow. Her twists fall in a side ponytail, beaded down the braids. One of a kind, handmade in Katy, Texas.