Showing posts with label Anouk doll. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Anouk doll. Show all posts

Wednesday, 26 August 2026

Fanfan in Japan shipping

 Painting the Japan Fanfan dolls took a little more time than anticipated, but they are all done now. 

I will start shipping your orders tomorrow. I will send out tracking numbers next week. Thanks for your support and understanding. 

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Wednesday, 3 June 2026

FANFAN IN JAPAN ON SALE NOW

So here is the order form for the new series. 
I've also added close up photos of the dolls.

These are dressed dolls sold as shown on the order form. The 6 Kimono dolls are $220 each while the dolls in Eurooean fashions are $200 each.
To order, simply send me an email at navdsikand72@gmail.com, stating your choice, your paypal address to receive your invoice, and your shipping address. 

Dolls are very limited and will be sold on a first come first serve basis.
Please note that this is a pre-order. Payment is due immediately unless an arrangement is made in advance. The dolls will ship late August 2026. Many thanks.
























Thursday, 26 March 2026

Ten Years of Anouk

 Unbelievably today is the ten years anniversary of Anouk. I took the very first pre orders on this day, a decade ago!

Thank you all for your support and loyalty. There would be no Anouk without you.







Above, a little trip down memory lane: the very first concept sketch where I thought about naming her Capucine, and the first experiments with branding and art work.

Friday, 28 November 2025

Happy Thanksgiving!

 Happy Thanks giving everybody. I'm so thankful to all of you for your loyalty, encouragement, and support over the past 9 years. 

Its very tough working as a self employed doll designer, and you all keep me going. I appreciate each and every one of you.

These lovely photos are by Kim London.




Wednesday, 29 October 2025

OOAK Charity Anouk doll.

 So here is the special OOAK Anouk doll I created for the Rome Fashion doll convention charity auction in support of the Red Cross.

The inspiration was from 1950s word and sandal Roman/Biblical epic films, which were very popular then. Think Deborah Kerr in Quo Vadis, Susan Hayward in Demetrius and the Gladiators, Rita Hayworth in Salomé, and Jean Simmons in Spartacus, and you get the idea.

Her beautiful dress was made by Andymy Andrei Teican .

She will be put up for auction soon, and I will post a link so you can bid if you wish.