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Disney product #460032656505
These items are not suitable for children under three due to small parts.
 
The Disney Designer Collection is proud to introduce the Ultimate Princess Celebration, a limited edition series of dolls carefully crafted by artists across The Walt Disney Company. Wes Jenkins dedicates his Princess Merida doll to the memory of his grandma Martha, who taught Wes to sew when he was four years old.
Magic in the details
 
Limited to one per guest, two per household
Limited to 9800 worldwide
Includes certificate of authenticity and display stand
Realistic rooted hair set in curls
Painted face and rooted eyelashes
Poseable arms, legs and head
Merida wears V-neck top with contrasting sleeves
Pleated details and double-belt accessory
Decorative chains with bow and arrow detail
Golden neckpiece and cuff with embossed artwork
Fluffy accessory at shoulder
Asymmetrical skirt with open-front
Fringe trim and contrast lining
Golden artwork with embroidered details
Tartan print on top, skirt and trousers
Includes: boots with fluffy trim and handbag accessory
Designed by Wes Jenkins
Created for Disney Store
Part of The Ultimate Princess Celebration
 
The bare necessities
 
Doll: H32 x W6.5 x D3.5cm approx.
Packaging: H42.5 x W32 x D15cm approx.
Made from plastic and polyester
Suitable for ages 6+
 
About Designer Wes Jenkins
Wes Jenkins began working at Disney in 2017 as a technical designer for the Disney Parks Costuming organisation. Since then, he has moved into Global Product Creation as an apparel designer.
Wes dedicates his Princess Merida doll to the memory of his grandma Martha. The first redhead he knew, she was headstrong, opinionated, compassionate, and his greatest supporter. She taught Wes to sew when he was four years old (about the same age Merida took up her bow). An artistic child, Wes was different from his peers and had no interest in upholding the status quo, like Merida. Sometimes it is necessary to break with tradition to find your own path. When Wes’s grandpa died in 1998, he made his grandma a Christmas angel using a fashion doll and fabric he had around. It was something he would go on to do for her every Christmas, and after twenty years, she had quite the collection.
Designing his Princess Merida doll allowed Wes to dedicate something special to his grandma, showcase the design skills he’s been practicing for over 20 years, and inspire others to pursue their dreams and change their fate.