Olli Ella Holdie Folk - Adara the Acrobat

Meet Adara The Acrobat, the gravity-defying daydreamer of the Holdie Circus! Does she walk on air? She’ll never tell! Adara is the graceful, daring, and magical acrobat who transforms every moment into a thrilling adventure.

With a twirl here and a flip there, Adara turns every performance into a playful circus extravaganza! Each Holdie Folk is posable and comes dressed in a removable outfit, perfect for imaginative play.

These tiny folk are handmade, making each one unique and special. Adara The Acrobat is a special edition, rare and collectible toy – a must-have for any kids circus toys collection.

Collect all of the Holdie Circus Folk to create your very own magical circus.

• Specifications
• Safety & Usage
• Olli Ella

• Features:
  • Holdie Adara the Acrobat is wearing a leotard with tulle that is fully removable.
  • Comes with a twirling ribbon accessory that is fixed to her hand. Her hair is a blend of purple and green, perfectly complementing her outfit.
  • Handmade with love
  • Fully poseable
  Materials: Cotton fabric, elastic, real wool, embroidery thread, polyester filling, pliable metal skeleton.
  Packaging: Beautifully printed cardboard box, 100% plastic-free
  Packaging Dimensions: L 4 x W 6.4 x H 13.2 cm
  Dimensions: L 5 x W 7.4 x H 13 cm
  Weight: 60 g

• Recommended age: 3+, Supervision is recommended at all times.
  Product care: Made from wool and hand-sewn, so (like your favourite rug) some shedding will occur at first. This won’t last too long, in the meantime, give it a gentle comb with your fingers and discard any loose fibres.
  Cleaning instructions:
  • Cold gentle hand wash.
  • Do not bleach, soak, or rub.
  • Dry without delay.
  • Do not tumble dry.
  • Do not iron.
  • Do not dry clean.
  
  

• Olli Ella’s philosophy is to create products that celebrate play, bringing families together and joy to children’s eyes. Olli Ella focuses on ethical and local production, and where local production is not possible, they support talented basket weavers in Asia who have been taught this ancient craft from their elders. Learn more about Olli Ella...