Zofia Gągała-Bohaczyk was a physics teacher, but she instinctively felt that this wasn't her destiny. She made dolls for relatives abroad. They liked them. She took one to a craftsman in Dębica, asking if they could sell them. However, she was met with the question: who would buy a doll? She persisted, insisting that they were going to a fair, so maybe they could try. She assured them she could make a hundred.
"And they came back from the fair a…
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Zofia Gągała-Bohaczyk was a physics teacher, but she instinctively felt that this wasn't her destiny. She made dolls for relatives abroad. They liked them. She took one to a craftsman in Dębica, asking if they could sell them. However, she was met with the question: who would buy a doll? She persisted, insisting that they were going to a fair, so maybe they could try. She assured them she could make a hundred.
"And they came back from the fair a…