Description:

This collectible phone card features a captivating image of a Barbie doll dressed in a traditional Spanish-inspired costume, highlighting Spain’s rich cultural heritage. The Barbie is styled with long, voluminous black hair flowing in gentle waves down to her waist, complemented by an elegant black lace mantilla draped gracefully over her head—a classic Spanish accessory often associated with traditional Andalusian attire. Resting atop her dark hair is a gold-toned comb, adding a regal finishing touch to her headpiece. Her serene and poised facial expression reflects the refined elegance typical of Barbie dolls dressed in cultural costumes.

Her outfit is a vibrant tapestry of colors and patterns that exemplify Spanish folkloric fashion. The bodice showcases a warm yellow and red floral pattern, beautifully contrasting with the deep green of her long, flowing skirt that reaches the floor, creating a dramatic and formal silhouette. The dress is cinched at the waist, accentuating her figure, while the combination of colors and fabrics evokes the vibrancy and passion often associated with Spain’s traditional dress. Her black shoes peek out from beneath the hemline, adding authenticity and attention to detail.

The background of the card is soft and unobtrusive, primarily white with subtle hints of architectural elements blurred softly in the distance. These structures resemble classic Spanish cathedrals or historic buildings, providing a sense of place and reinforcing the cultural context of the ensemble. The "Barbie Calling Card Collection" logo appears in the upper right corner in bright pink and purple hues, indicating that this card is part of a broader series celebrating Barbie dolls dressed in costumes from around the world.

At the bottom left corner, the word "Spagna," the Italian name for Spain, is written in flowing white script that stands out clearly against the darker green of the skirt. This labeling helps identify the cultural inspiration behind the doll’s attire and hints at the theme of the series—a globe-trotting Barbie world tour celebrating national costumes.

On the back side of the collectible phone card, a more utilitarian design is featured, consistent with typical phone card functionality. It includes designated areas for the card number, microchip or magnetic strip details, and usage instructions—though these elements may be faint or minimally designed to keep the focus on the front image. The back may also display copyright information and branding related to the card’s provider or manufacturer. Overall, the layout is clean and functional, prioritizing usability while maintaining the collectible appeal through harmonized fonts and color schemes that complement the front design.

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