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Meet Ngong — a Mankon name, for her regal crown band of big rainbow beads. She wears a red plaid dress with a large pink rosette at her waist. One of a kind, handmade in Katy, Texas.
Meet Ngwa — a Mankon name, for her bold geometry and her row of big round crown beads. She wears a red geometric dress with a gold lace waistband. One of a kind, handmade in Katy, Texas.
Meet Njong — named for Njong, a quarter of Mankon, and for her high puff ponytail tied with a red bow. She wears a teal dress with a large orange leaf print and floral lace. One of a kind, handmade in Katy, Texas.
Meet Nkwen — named for Nkwen, Mankon’s sister fondom, for the doll who arrived outside the catalog. Her braids are the most heavily beaded in the collection, under a bold zigzag-stripe dress. One of a kind, handmade in Katy, Texas.
Meet Songwa — named for Songwa, a quarter of Mankon, and for her sunset-orange sandals. She wears a teal diagonal-stripe dress with white lace, her long twists threaded with rainbow beads. One of a kind, handmade in Katy, Texas.
Meet Swirri — the maker’s own name, given to the first doll of The Lum Collection. She wears a navy dress patterned with red birds, and her twist ends are wrapped in cream yarn all through the back — her signature. One of a kind, handmade in Katy, Texas.
Meet Tangyem — a Mankon name, for her floral trim and sunshine-yellow yarn necklace. She wears a red chain-print dress with floral bows and a crown of rainbow beads. One of a kind, handmade in Katy, Texas.
Anwi & Ache — a big doll and her little match, cut from the same swirl-and-fan Ankara fabric family. A one-of-a-kind matching set, handmade in Katy, Texas.
Ndi & Choh — a matching pair in the same red, black, and yellow fabric family: her mudcloth bands, his plaid tunic and cap. A one-of-a-kind set, handmade in Katy, Texas.
Ngong & Choh — a matching sister-and-brother pair in red, black, and yellow plaid. A one-of-a-kind set, handmade in Katy, Texas.