Pakistan's traditional toys continue the crafts of Multan (glazed pottery figures), Sindh (embroidered cloth dolls and camel figures), Peshawar (turned and painted wooden toys), and the Punjab (patang kite-making, especially around Basant). Truck art aesthetics — the same painters who decorate lorries also paint miniature model trucks that are prized folk toys.
Traditional toys and games of Pakistan
Multani pottery figures
Glazed blue-and-white clay animals and dolls from Multan.
Sindhi cloth dolls
Embroidered rag dolls in traditional Sindhi ajrak and mirror-work fabric.
Truck-art model trucks
Miniature painted trucks in the same bright folk style as Pakistan's real trucks.
Patang kites
Fighter kites central to the Basant spring kite festival tradition.
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