The religious significance of the fat love doll

In folk culture, the social function of the full body love doll is often reflected in community cohesion and cultural identity. For example, in the harvest festival celebrations in India, people will make various fat love dolls, expressing their joy and gratitude for the harvest with their round body shape and bright colors. In folk culture, the religious significance of fat love dolls is often closely related to faith and worship. For example, in the Buddhist culture of Thailand, full body love dolls, with their rounded bodies and kind faces, symbolize the compassion and wisdom of the Buddha. These dolls are not only important tools for religious rituals, but also carriers for believers to express their faith and worship. By studying the religious significance of these dolls, we can have a deeper understanding of the belief concepts and value orientations in folk culture. The religious significance of the fat love doll not only makes the dolls more attractive, but also allows believers to gain spiritual comfort in the process of interacting with them.