Victorian Pig Doll
By Olga Davydova
Posted 10 September, 2007 in Other Crazy Things, Cute Beat
Some doll enthusiasts may remember Peteena, the wacky vintage fashion doll with a human body and a poodle head.
Korean company Elfdoll together with an awesome pig artist Charles Stephan have gone even further producing a very limited (only 100 pieces) and quite expensive BJD (ball jointed collectible doll) called Alice Cherry Blossom, with a pig head, dressed in stylish and detailed Gothic Lolita costumes (in fact, it looks as if it’s been dressed by Ralph Lauren, no less). By the way, the doll has a pig/human blody, it’s got a tiny curled tail.
The piglet’s face is rather realistic, but it’s incredibly cute!!! Just look at that sweet expression! The doll is to be released in October.
Via Dolly Culture Magazine, Stichting ‘t Gorke and Elfdoll
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2 comments to “Victorian Pig Doll”
Fashionably Cute » Adopt and Art Pig, the cutest fashion website, Cute and Kawaii Fashion, plus Cute Food and Wacky Fashion, September 11th, 2007 at 4:36 pm:
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[…] Victorian Pig Doll that I wrote about yesterday was designed by pig artist Charles Stephan for the Korean company […]
Kawaii and Cute Fashion at Fashionably Cute » Adopt an Art Piglet, March 12th, 2008 at 4:22 pm:
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[…] Victorian Pig Doll that I wrote about yesterday was designed by pig artist Charles Stephan for the Korean company […]
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