Since posting "What a Face" I have been doing some more research and you can find all the information about the Holala dolls on this website it's their home. These are vinyl dolls with printed faces and rooted hair. Those shown below are called "Three Little Pigs".
In doing this research I have come across some other rather strange doll names like Popola dolls, these (below) are also made of vinyl, and are available on Etsy and eBay. They sell for around the $100 mark and you can purchase them blank.
I have also seen names like Ododo doll and finally found them here. These are made in China by Strawberry Planet. Priced at 239,00€
they are certainly expensive for a PVC and vinyl doll that has a printed face!
Then there is a Dodo Doll called Anako shown in Gugu Moda's Etsy store which is a BJD made by Anastasia Georgiou, whose information I found on the J-Pop Dolls website.
Then there were these other very peculiar dolls (in a funny and cute sort of way), some of which are BJD's like the ones below, and others have a Japanese body. These are also available on Etsy, and are shipped from Ppinky Dolls in Athens, Greece.
Is it any wonder a girl get's confused!!!
PLEASE NOTE: ALL PHOTOS SHOWN HEREIN, BELONG TO THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS / WEBSITES.
No conocía estas muñecas, tiene que ser muy divertido personalizar las que están en blanco, el muñeco de la cuarta foto tiene una cara muy graciosa.
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Hola maribel
DeleteYo sabía muy poco hasta que hice un poco de exploración en internet. Los en blanco dejan mucho a la imaginación y estoy de acuerdo en que sería divertido personalizarlos. Todos son una muñeca muy extraña, pero no pueden evitar sonreír. :)
Grandes abrazos,
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I really like the last dolls. Their faces are so cute.
ReplyDeleteYes, they are all very cute Joanna, but some more expensive than I would like.
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Wooah! It's incedible, how many types of dolls are there and with every passing day you can learn something new... Ododos price is definitely high. I wonder how popular are they? For that price I would choose a BJD...
ReplyDeleteSo many, it would never be possible to count them all! I agree, I think I would prefer the Ppinky BJD.
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Hola Xanadu, el universo de las muñecas parece infinito. Cuando se empieza a investigar, siempre aparecen muñecas que no conocías. Parece ser que este tipo de muñecas están de moda hoy en día, pero veo que su precio es bastante elevado en casi todas. Gracias por los enlaces y la información :-)
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Hola Ilona, tienes toda la razón, ¡hay tantas muñecas que uno se pregunta si alguna vez habrá suficiente tiempo en nuestra vida para coleccionarlas todas! Jajaja Es sorprendente todos los hechos que puedes encontrar en Internet ahora, pero puede ser un campo minado. :)
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Yes Linda they are all cute, but as cute as they are, I think I will be giving them a miss. I could purchase two or three vinyl dolls for the price of that Ododo or better still another small BJD.
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There's just so much to choose from and so many different brands of dolls that it becomes impossible to keep up. I like the little doll by Ppinkydolls in Athens, I have a doll by her.
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I know Sharon and I really should stop looking, but I just can't help myself. LOL!
DeleteIt's been a while since you showed us your Ppinkydoll, it's time for an update. :)
Big higs,
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So many fat faced dolls! Totally adorable! And then we have those ddung dolls too.
ReplyDeleteI love the last ones, so cute with their expressions.
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Yes Niina all adorable, now I have to go look for ddung doll! The last two are both BJD's so it's no wonder. :)
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I've noticed the current trend with big headed dolls and smaller bodies getting more popular recently. They are all cute looking dolls though although not really something I would collect personally. I think the only big head, small body dolls I own are the 5 Pullip dolls I have currently. I rarely take photos of them though as they are hard to pose. I always end up too frustrated!
ReplyDeleteI don't actually think the trend is new Alasse, as I've noticed some photos of these date back to when I was first interested in Blythe back around 2010-15. I just never noticed them, but then I wasn't as into dolls then either. :)
DeleteI say, to each his own, I very much doubt if we will ever all like or collect the same dolls, but as long as the dolls we do collect makes us all happy, then so be it. :)
Big hugs,
X