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Muriel: An Opossum Ball-Jointed Doll

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By Lucia Sanchez Sanchez, Lucía Tadeo Sánchez, David Wilde, April Martin, Usaburo Kokeshi
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Campaign Rewards FAQ 1 Community Welcome to my Muriel ball-jointed doll Kickstarter! I'm BugMemory and this is Muriel! I am using exclamation points because this is my first Kickstarter and I'm very excited! Muriel is a fully posable ball-jointed doll. This doll model is available in two sizes and four colors, with two face options and three eye options included in each and every doll. The big size is around 13.5" (34 cm) long and the mini size is around 7" (18 cm) long.
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Japanese Kimono x Reversible Wrap Skirt

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By Usaburo Kokeshi
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This wrap skirt was made from two vintage kimonos. It is reversible, so you can use it in different ways depending on your mood or purpose. It can be enjoyed not only as a skirt, but also as a layering garment! Because it is silk, the fabric is smooth and very comfortable to wear. It is gorgeous and glamorous because one side is for celebratory occasions and the other side is made of kimono worn for going out. It is made from two vintage kimonos, so it is the only one in the world.
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Dolls - short film

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By David Wilde, Lisa O'Connor, Usaburo Kokeshi
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Dolls is this years Devon Short Film Commission. Coming of age comedy, set in the early 00s, Dolls tells the story of teenager Cherry and her collected of judgemental, style-cramping porcelain dolls as she explores her transition into sexual maturity, womanhood and the anguish of leaving her childhood behind. Teenager Cherry, is surrounded by unsolicited porcelain dolls. Every birthday and Christmas, they flock in droves.
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