Handmade Peruvian folk art dolls with llama

The man is missing one shoe.

Origin and Style: These dolls are typical examples of folk art from the Andean regions of Peru and Bolivia. They are often handmade and represent traditional local dress.
Materials: The dolls typically feature stuffed cloth bodies, hand-sewn or painted faces (sometimes made of a hardened material like "carton piedra" or paper-mâché), and wooden extremities for hands and feet.
Clothing: Their clothing is made from actual ethnic fabrics and often includes traditional elements like woven shawls or scarfs, hats, skirts, and sandals.