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< p > Worry dolls (also called trouble dolls; in Spanish, Muñeca quitapena)
are tiny, hand-made dolls originating from Guatemala. According to
legend, children tell their worries to the Dolls, then place them under
their pillow when they go to sleep. In the morning, the dolls have
gifted them with the wisdom and knowledge to eliminate their
worries.< / p >
< p > The story of the worry doll is about a local Mayan legend. The origin
refers to a Mayan princess named Ixmucane. The princess received a
special gift from the sun god that allowed her to solve any problem a
human could ever worry about. The worry doll represents the princess and
the wisdom she carries. With this wisdom, humans will be able to
overcome their troubles.< / p >
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