Big business: Believers playing with child angel dolls at a house in Nonthaburi, Thailand. — Reuters
BANGKOK: The worship of a “child angel doll” made into a spiritual icon might look incredulous to rational people, but such behaviour can always inspire those with a good sense for creative business.
In a country like Thailand, where so much can be considered sacred except law, people are willing to pay respects to anything they believe will bring them “good things” or even just “good feelings”.
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