Voodoo Doll
The Voodoo Doll sits quietly, stitched together by intention rather than care.
 
This small sculptural figure resembles a handmade doll, with a rounded body, oversized button-like eyes, and a simple sewn mouth stretched into an expressionless smile. Patchwork seams run visibly across its form, holding the figure together as if repair was more important than perfection. A raised heart rests at the centre of its chest — deliberate, symbolic, and unsettling.
 
The texture feels soft despite its solid form, evoking fabric, stuffing, and thread rather than stone. Its wide-eyed stare is open and unguarded, yet unnervingly aware. This is not a toy, and it is not a charm — it is a voodoo doll, a ritual object shaped like comfort and bound to something unseen.
 
The Voodoo Doll feels personal. Intimate. Like an object made for a purpose that was never meant to be explained. It carries the quiet weight of folklore, superstition, and emotional imprint — a figure meant to be kept close, watched carefully, and never discarded.
 
Ideal for gothic décor, witchcraft-inspired displays, creepy-cute collections, dark folklore shelves, or curiosity cabinets, the Voodoo Doll is a subtle but powerful Veja Du piece.
Not threatening.
Not innocent.
Simply connected.
 
A true expression of Veja Du’s ethos:
making creepy things beautiful, and beautiful things creepy.