Cenerentola
Cenerentola is the first European version of Cinderella to be published. Author Giambattista Basile set the story in Naples, Italy. Cenerentola’s name is a derivative of the Neapolitan word for ash or cinder. In his story, the young girl is gifted a golden spade, a golden bucket, a silk napkin, and a date seedling by her father. With the gifts, she cultivates a tree. When the king hosts a grand ball, a fairy that lives in the tree dresses her for the event.
Cenerentola is constructed of recycled wool, dressed in cotton, and stuffed with recycled denim. She stands approximately 12” tall.
Cenerentola is the first European version of Cinderella to be published. Author Giambattista Basile set the story in Naples, Italy. Cenerentola’s name is a derivative of the Neapolitan word for ash or cinder. In his story, the young girl is gifted a golden spade, a golden bucket, a silk napkin, and a date seedling by her father. With the gifts, she cultivates a tree. When the king hosts a grand ball, a fairy that lives in the tree dresses her for the event.
Cenerentola is constructed of recycled wool, dressed in cotton, and stuffed with recycled denim. She stands approximately 12” tall.
Cenerentola is the first European version of Cinderella to be published. Author Giambattista Basile set the story in Naples, Italy. Cenerentola’s name is a derivative of the Neapolitan word for ash or cinder. In his story, the young girl is gifted a golden spade, a golden bucket, a silk napkin, and a date seedling by her father. With the gifts, she cultivates a tree. When the king hosts a grand ball, a fairy that lives in the tree dresses her for the event.
Cenerentola is constructed of recycled wool, dressed in cotton, and stuffed with recycled denim. She stands approximately 12” tall.