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Asuka is a 50cm Zwergnase Junior Doll , handcrafted in Germany and limited to only 30 pieces worldwide. With her lavender-purple hair, deep gaze, and lilac-toned dress, she embodies all the sensitivity and originality of Nicole Marschollek-Menzner's creations.
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With her frank, almost questioning gaze, Asuka immediately captures attention. Her subtle expression, blending gentleness and character, is typical of Nicole Marschollek-Menzner's artistic universe, where each doll conveys an emotion before even telling a story.
Published in only 30 copies worldwide , Asuka is a rare creation, entirely handmade in Germany.
Her long lavender hair contrasts delicately with her lilac eyes and luminous complexion. She wears a simple purple cotton gauze dress, its simplicity enhanced by pretty matching gingham details: a crossover collar and two large bows adorning the pockets. Her black and white striped socks and black genuine leather shoes add a contemporary touch to this poetic silhouette.
Each element of her outfit contributes to Asuka's unique identity, conceived as a harmonious whole where colors, materials and volumes interact naturally.
The name Zwergnase is borrowed from a famous German folktale. For over thirty years, Nicole Marschollek-Menzner has been designing dolls that deliberately break away from traditional conventions. Her goal is not to create a perfect face, but to capture an emotion, an attitude, a moment in life.
Each doll thus possesses its own personality, conveyed by remarkable work on expressions, textiles and colours.
You can also discover his two companions, Haruko and Kohaku , who together with Asuka form a magnificent trio.
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Asuka is a 50cm Zwergnase Junior Doll , handcrafted in Germany and limited to only 30 pieces worldwide. With her lavender-purple hair, deep gaze, and lilac-toned dress, she embodies all the sensitivity and originality of Nicole Marschollek-Menzner's creations.
