DOLLS: What type of dolls do you make? Brenda Scott: I sculpt one-of-a-kind min­iature polymer...

Dolls have been around for ages, and they often mirror trends of the time — from hairstyles to clothing to body type preferences.

Brea Banks, whose business is named Le Petit Monde (“The Tiny World”), is aware of how interconnected everyone and everything seems to be.

Maplelea has differentiated themselves from their competition by fully embracing their Canadian roots with unique cultural aspects.

Gina Griffith has a question and answer session with DOLLS magazine about her unique sculpted characters.

In the ever-revolving, here-today-gone-tomorrow world of doll releases, Nuria Torras has cracked the code for both longevity and sustained relevance.

At Götz Puppenmanufaktur, children’s mental and physical well-being are paramount and have been since the doll company’s inception.