Art dolls
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Art Dolls have a wide variety of styles and mediums. Some can be abstract or tribal, while others can be incredibly realistic. Art dolls do not always move, nor are they the same as baby dolls, Barbie dolls, or any other kinds or types of manufactured dolls.
They are not usually meant to be played with, even though they have the term "doll" attached. The o not have to be human, or look remotely humanoid.
They are usually One-Of-A-Kind (OOAK), and will often go for fine art prices. Art Dolls have avid collectors that enjoy collecting from certain artists and finding new and up-and-coming artists, or on certain themes.
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Many art dolls are created of fabric, tho that is not always the case. Paperclay, and polymer clays can be used for heads and hands or for the whole body. Art dolls can be created as gifts and are sometimes called "healing dolls"
