Roscosmos, Russia’s state space corporation, announced a one of a kind Barbie doll of Anna Kikina on March 16, 2021. The doll belongs to Mattel’s “You Can Be Whoever You Want” campaign, which is aimed at inspiring young girls to pursue the profession of their choosing. collectSPACE reports that Kikina, who became a cosmonaut in 2012, was then the only woman active in Russia’s cosmonaut corps. Roscosmos described the doll as one that “embodies the image of Anna Kikina.”

Mattel made two versions. One wears a blue flight suit patterned after the coveralls Kikina wore during training, and The Moscow Times adds that it carries her name tag. The other wears a doll sized version of the Orlan MKS spacesuit that Russian cosmonauts use for spacewalks. Both outfits carry miniature versions of the cosmonaut corps patch and the Roscosmos patch that Kikina wears.

The doll was not made for sale. collectSPACE reports that, like other dolls in the campaign, it was to be given away in celebration of the 60 years since the April 1961 launch of Yuri Gagarin, the first cosmonaut. Oleg Artemyev, a Roscosmos cosmonaut, wrote on the Telegram messaging platform: “It will not go on sale. It…