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. 7467819368535 — 1/6 Scale Dollhouse Furniture & Photography Props
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This 1/6 scale Chinese lacquered double-sided screen is an official replica from the Palace Museum (Forbidden City, Beijing), faithfully recreating one of its treasured artifacts.
✨ Key Features:
Double-sided lacquer craftsmanship: Exquisitely finished on both sides, reflecting timeless Chinese artistry.
Authentic replica: Officially licensed by the Palace Museum, offering high artistic and collectible value.
Light reflection: The vivid bird motifs appear lifelike, with changing luster under different lighting angles.
Versatile use: Perfect as 1/6 scale doll furniture (BJD, Blythe, etc.) or as a standalone collectible display piece.
Note: Dolls and other props shown in the photos are for display purposes only and are not included.
Scale: 1/6 (fits BJD, Blythe, and other dolls)
Type: Chinese lacquered double-sided screen
Source: Official Palace Museum replica
Craftsmanship: Lacquer finish, artifact reproduction
Features: Lifelike bird patterns, stunning light reflection
Uses: Dollhouse furniture, collectible art décor, display setup
Dolls and props not included
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"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."
The origin of SOULFACTORY lies in doll artistry. From this foundation, we have carefully shaped the overall aesthetic philosophy of the entire shop.
Our visual language draws inspiration from: Rococo elegance, Baroque richness, French classical refinement, and traditional Chinese classical aesthetics.
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.