Mallorquina (female from Mallorca)

This Mallorquina holds an ensaimada - a pastry product made with strong flour, water, sugar, eggs, mother dough and a kind of reduced pork lard named saïm. The name comes from the Catalan word saïm, which means 'pork lard' (from the Arabic shahim, meaning 'fat').

Alicantina (female from Alicante)

This Alicantina holds a basket of oranges - the local fruit.

Señorita from Tenerife

Three small Grain España dolls

Not Marin Chiclana but very cute. Representing Andorra, Las Palmas & Cataluña

Three tall Grain España dolls bearing food

Representing Mallorca, Tenerife & Alicante, these three are aproximately 24-25cm

Sardana dancing Duet from Andorra

Demonstrating Andorra's Catalonian heritage, the male wears identical clothing to the Joven Catalan (507) made by Marin, and the Sardana is a Catalonian dance. Made by Grain España