 The Valley of the Dolls is proud to offer one of the largest selections of unique, Japanese collectible Pullip dolls on the planet. Pullip is a doll created by the Korean company Chunsang Chunha and marketed by JUN Planning of Japan. First released in 2003, Pullip is distinguished by her over-sized head (most likely inspired by the popular Blythe doll) and highly articulated body. Pullips have become increasingly popular worldwide, mostly through exposure on the Internet. Like the larger and more expensive Ball-jointed doll, Pullips are easily customizable, with many buyers replacing wigs, bodies, and changing eye color and make-up. The larger heads allow for more facial detail, like the ball jointed (BJD) dolls, but the bodies are the size of a standard play scale doll and can easily wear clothing from Barbie, Jenny, Licca, Bratz, Takara Blythe or other fashion dolls. While the dolls have always been described as having anime styled faces, in 2006 Jun Planning began releasing licensed anime dolls off of the characters of the popular Rozen Maiden series. Among Pullip, here at The Valley of the Dolls we also carry Taeyang Dal dolls, Namu dolls and Little Pullip in our website doll shop. TVOTD is an authorized Ashton Drake Gallery retailer. ADG is responsible for the reproduction of the original 1972 Kenner Blythe doll, now made by Hasbro USA, which you will also find in our website boutique. Here at TVOTD, we are proud to offer genuine Takara CWC Blythe dolls and Petite Blythe dolls, Tomy Dollcena dolls, Rement Japanese miniature furniture and accessories, ball jointed AI dolls, the new Jun Planning J Doll, exclusive Hestia dolls and much more. Please come in see what’s growing in The Valley... Feel like so... |
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