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Feral Cheryl was created 25 years ago as a tongue-in-cheek response to to the  Barbie doll.

With dreadlocks, tattoos, piercings, bare feet and a bag of herbs, Feral Cheryl attracted international attention as a simply-living eco-feminist anti-Barbie from the New South Wales North Coast.

Tattoos and piercings are far from unusual now, but nature girl Feral Cheryl remains the only doll with a map of Tassie.





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Live Simply, Run Wild
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Feral Cheryl has no fashion wardrobe, no sports car or beauty salon, no mansion or boutique.

Feral Cheryl was modelled on the environmental activists, eco-warriors and hippies of the 1990s in Australia,, nicknamed 'ferals'. 

 Her motto is Live Simply, Run Wild

Feral Cheryl is not the product of cheap offshore sweatshop labour. The doll body has been custom made at a  family-run doll factory in South Australia and the features finished by hand by creator Lee Duncan.  All are individually finished and no two are the same.
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Her only accessory is a hand made bag of herbs, and a sense of humour.
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