Vintage European Folk Costume Doll (Regional Souvenir)

This is a vintage collector doll appearing to represent a specific European regional folk costume, likely from Hungary or the Balkan region based on the embroidery style. The doll features a hand-painted face with delicate features, including blue eyes and red lips, framed by synthetic blonde hair. She wears a traditional white headscarf (kerchief) and a highly decorative ensemble. The outfit consists of a white blouse with puffed sleeves and floral prints, layered under a vibrant pink apron adorned with dense, multi-colored floral embroidery in shades of orange, yellow, and green. The apron is bordered with a white crocheted lace trim. Beneath the apron is a voluminous light blue or lavender skirt featuring a black rick-rack decorative band near the hem. The doll is likely constructed of hard plastic or a similar composition material typical of mid-20th-century souvenir dolls (1950s-1970s). The craftsmanship is of good quality for a souvenir piece, particularly the intricate embroidery. Condition-wise, the fabrics appear well-preserved with some minor surface dust and softening of the lace edges. No significant structural damage, fading, or staining is immediately visible in the provided image.