Disney Store Tiana Ultimate Princess Celebration Limited Edition Doll
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. When asked to design a Disney Ultimate Princess doll, Launi excitedly chose Disney's first African-American Princess, Tiana.
- Limited to one per guest, two per household
- Disney Designer Collection Tiana doll
- Limited to 9800 worldwide
- Includes certificate of authenticity and display stand
- Realistic rooted hair
- Painted face and rooted eyelashes
- Poseable arms, legs and head
- Detailed couture outfit
- Satin, fishtail gown with floor-length sleeves
- Golden bodice and peplum overlay
- Rhinestone embellishments
- Embroidered details
- Cape with golden chainlink fastening
- Golden accessories
- Comes in elegant window display packaging with gatefold cover, foil decoration, and magnetic closure
- Designer: Launi King
- Created for Disney Store
- Part of the Disney Ultimate Princess Celebration Collection
- Doll: H29cm approx.
- Packaging: H40.5 x W30.5 x D14cm approx.
- Made from plastic and polyester
- Suitable for ages 6+
About Designer Launi King
Launi King is the third eldest of six children, raised in Pasadena, California by her Motown hitmaker-turned-pastor father and mother, an author. Launi has worked as a designer and product development executive for multiple entertainment studios, learning how products reflect different cultures in each creative role.
When asked to design a Disney Ultimate Princess doll, Launi excitedly chose Disney's first African-American Princess, Tiana. Inspired by their shared passion for cooking, Launi recalled how she and her father would prepare seafood gumbo for hundreds of people every year. It is a recipe that connects mixed cultures so prevalent in New Orleans. Launi also embraces Tiana's kindness, her giving heart, passion, resourcefulness, imagination and beauty.
When Launi first saw The Princess and the Frog, she had to know more about the inspiration for Tiana’s character. She interviewed Rob Edwards, one of the film's screenwriters, and confirmed that Leah Chase, an African-American Creole chef, helped shape Tiana's story. Born in the 1920s, the same decade as the film’s setting, Leah later became an activist during the civil rights movement. Together Launi, Princess Tiana, and Leah embody strength, channeling their passion through their cooking and entrepreneurship.
Item No. 460032526099
Please see delivery information for details.
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. When asked to design a Disney Ultimate Princess doll, Launi excitedly chose Disney's first African-American Princess, Tiana.
- Limited to one per guest, two per household
- Disney Designer Collection Tiana doll
- Limited to 9800 worldwide
- Includes certificate of authenticity and display stand
- Realistic rooted hair
- Painted face and rooted eyelashes
- Poseable arms, legs and head
- Detailed couture outfit
- Satin, fishtail gown with floor-length sleeves
- Golden bodice and peplum overlay
- Rhinestone embellishments
- Embroidered details
- Cape with golden chainlink fastening
- Golden accessories
- Comes in elegant window display packaging with gatefold cover, foil decoration, and magnetic closure
- Designer: Launi King
- Created for Disney Store
- Part of the Disney Ultimate Princess Celebration Collection
- Doll: H29cm approx.
- Packaging: H40.5 x W30.5 x D14cm approx.
- Made from plastic and polyester
- Suitable for ages 6+
About Designer Launi King
Launi King is the third eldest of six children, raised in Pasadena, California by her Motown hitmaker-turned-pastor father and mother, an author. Launi has worked as a designer and product development executive for multiple entertainment studios, learning how products reflect different cultures in each creative role.
When asked to design a Disney Ultimate Princess doll, Launi excitedly chose Disney's first African-American Princess, Tiana. Inspired by their shared passion for cooking, Launi recalled how she and her father would prepare seafood gumbo for hundreds of people every year. It is a recipe that connects mixed cultures so prevalent in New Orleans. Launi also embraces Tiana's kindness, her giving heart, passion, resourcefulness, imagination and beauty.
When Launi first saw The Princess and the Frog, she had to know more about the inspiration for Tiana’s character. She interviewed Rob Edwards, one of the film's screenwriters, and confirmed that Leah Chase, an African-American Creole chef, helped shape Tiana's story. Born in the 1920s, the same decade as the film’s setting, Leah later became an activist during the civil rights movement. Together Launi, Princess Tiana, and Leah embody strength, channeling their passion through their cooking and entrepreneurship.
Item No. 460032526099
Please see delivery information for details.
