Do you ship babushka dolls Australia-wide?

Yes! We offer free shipping or Express Post for a flat rate of $5.95 Australia-wide. We ship from Randwick, NSW 2031 and deliver to every state and territory.

Are your babushka dolls genuinely hand-painted?

Yes, every doll in our collection is individually hand-painted by master artisans in Russia. No two dolls are exactly alike, making each one a truly unique, limited-edition piece of folk art.

How much do babushka dolls cost at Dolls in Dolls?

Our babushka doll prices range from around $20 for small jewellery and miniature pieces to $1,499 for giant museum-quality 10-set collector dolls. Most popular gift sets are priced between $40 and $200.

What types of babushka dolls do you sell?

We stock over 4,000 authentic Matryoshka nesting dolls including floral babushkas, traditional Semenov and Zagorsk dolls, woodburn dolls, animal and bird designs, Christmas babushkas, celebrity and cartoon dolls, museum-quality limited editions, and unpainted DIY craft dolls.

Are you an Australian business?

Yes. Dolls in Dolls is a 100% Australian-owned and operated family business, established in 2006. We are based in Randwick, NSW, and have served more than 10,000 happy customers across Australia.

Can I buy babushka dolls as a gift?

Absolutely. Our dolls make beautiful gifts for birthdays, Christmas, Mother's Day, weddings, and special occasions. We also sell gift vouchers. Every order is carefully packed and ready to give.

Do you sell unpainted babushka dolls for DIY craft?

Yes, we have a dedicated Unpainted DIY Craft range including blank nesting doll sets, Montessori-style dolls, peg people, pyramids, and colour-me-in designs — perfect for craft projects, school activities, and creative gifts.

What payment methods do you accept?

We accept PayPal, all major credit cards, AfterPay, Zip, and Humm — so you can buy now and pay later if you prefer.

What is a Matryoshka doll?

A Matryoshka doll — also called a Russian nesting doll or babushka doll — is a set of wooden dolls of decreasing size placed one inside another. Each doll is hand-painted and opens at the middle to reveal a smaller doll inside. They are a beloved symbol of Russian folk art and culture. For more information, visit our full FAQ page: https://dollsindolls.com.au/matryoshka-babushka-dolls-faq-australia/

What is the difference between a babushka, a Matryoshka, and a Russian nesting doll?

Babushka, Matryoshka, and Russian nesting doll all refer to the same traditional handcrafted wooden toy from Russia. 'Matryoshka' is the Russian name, 'babushka' means grandmother in Russian and is commonly used in Australia, and 'nesting doll' describes how each piece fits inside the next. All the dolls we sell at Dolls in Dolls are genuine Russian-made pieces. See our full FAQ here: https://dollsindolls.com.au/matryoshka-babushka-dolls-faq-australia/

Are your Russian nesting dolls genuine and authentic?

Yes — we only sell genuine, authentic Russian-made dolls. Every Matryoshka and babushka doll in our collection is crafted and hand-painted in Russia by skilled artisans. We do not sell cheap imitations or mass-produced copies. For full details on authenticity, visit: https://dollsindolls.com.au/matryoshka-babushka-dolls-faq-australia/

Where can I find more information about babushka and Matryoshka dolls?

We have a comprehensive FAQ page covering everything about babushkas, Matryoshka nesting dolls, Russian folk art, sizing, care, and more. Visit: https://dollsindolls.com.au/matryoshka-babushka-dolls-faq-australia/

7 We Believe Green Easter Egg Shrinking

Name: 7 We Believe Green Easter Egg Shrinking – Dolls in Dolls - Babushka Genuine matryoshka nesting dolls
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High quality shrink wraps. These Easter eggs can easily decorate your home and present unbelievable mood to your family. Easter Egg Wraps – Easter Egg Decorations
1) Cut the egg wrapper into 7 sections
2) Boil eggs and let them cool off
3) Slip egg into the wrapper
4) Place egg on spoon and dip into boiling water until it shrinks around the egg in about 3 seconds