Origin
The origin of SOULFACTORY lies in doll artistry. From this foundation, we have carefully shaped the overall aesthetic philosophy of the entire shop.
Archive No. 7711638519895 — Dolls Fashion
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1/6 Scale Black Lace Low Heel Doll Shoes with Gold Laces
Regular price
¥3,600 JPY
Regular price
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Sale price
¥3,600 JPY
1/6 scale black lace low heel doll shoes with gold laces, pearl accents, and a bow at the heel. The black-and-gold contrast adds a polished, elegant finish to a doll’s look, including the back view.
Designed for classic, romantic, formal, and feminine doll styling, these handmade shoes pair beautifully with dresses, occasion outfits, and display scenes.
Compatible Dolls
- Blythe
- Obitsu 24
- Obitsu 22
- Momoko
Recommended Foot Size
- Foot length: up to approximately 2.5 cm
- Foot width: up to approximately 1 cm
Please check your doll’s foot measurements before ordering. Fit may vary slightly according to foot shape and material.
Details
- Black lace design with gold laces
- Pearl accents and a bow at the heel
- Low heel silhouette for a classic look
- Suitable for doll outfits, display styling, and photography
Handmade Item
Each pair is made by hand. Small variations in finish may occur and are part of the character of handmade work.
Please note: Doll, clothing, and other accessories shown are not included. Please confirm your doll’s foot measurements before purchase.
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Rooted in the World of Art Dolls
"Our brand is centered around the unique worldview of art dolls. We aim to transcend the boundaries between “dolls,” “art,” and “everyday objects,” transforming the beauty of classical art from something merely admired into something that can be lived with. By blending fine art aesthetics with functional design, we create pieces that bring artistic presence into daily life."
Foundation
Our visual language draws inspiration from: Rococo elegance, Baroque richness, French classical refinement, and traditional Chinese classical aesthetics.
Lifestyle
The miniature world we create does not end at display. It gradually extends into real living environments— through classical-style home décor, lifestyle objects, and collectible art pieces.