*PREORDER* Black Swan doll, Maali Performing Artist - Rugaroo
$59.00
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Attention customers: Black Swans will be shipping soon and making their way to the States. Secure yours today with a *preorder*, these little cuties can't wait to fly into your life.
Estimated delivery: late April/early May
Meet Maali, the Sydney Opera House Ballerina, Australia's most elegant heirloom miniature black swan doll. Named after the Aboriginal word for black swan, Maali celebrates Australia's most iconic native bird through the magic of dance and storytelling.
At approximately 15cm with hidden magnetic wings, she is perfectly scaled for dollhouse environments, small-world play scenes and Play Mats.
Whether she is performing a lakeside ballet, spinning on the miniature carousel with her Rugaroo friends, or resting gracefully on a nursery shelf, Maali brings rhythm, beauty and wonder into every playroom.
She is the friend who reminds little dreamers that even the softest steps can create something beautiful.
Product Info:
- Size: 15cm
- Ages: 3+
- Magnetic Wings
- Gentle Wash
- Materials: Cotton, Fill: Recycled polyester
- Named after the Aboriginal word for black swan
Rugaroo Black Swan plush dolls are inspired by one of Australia’s most iconic native birds, the elegant black swan. Once believed impossible by early European explorers, black swans are proudly native to Australia, gliding across our lakes, wetlands and coastal waters with quiet confidence.
This heirloom miniature collection features four beautifully detailed black swan characters, designed for small world play, dollhouse storytelling, nursery styling and collectible display. With soft plush bodies, long curved necks and delicate outfits inspired by Australian landscapes and culture, each swan invites imaginative play rooted in heritage and wonder.
Perfect for Montessori-inspired playrooms, Australian-themed nurseries and collectors of unique, high-quality plush dolls, the Rugaroo Black Swans celebrate connection to land, storytelling and the magic of an Aussie childhood.
