She is a Kit Aloenka, sculpted by Natali Blick, is a 40" tall doll, with articulated head and arms, 1/4 torso and legs with a soft cloth body. Alenka is painted with many layers of Genesis Heat Set paints which allowed her to create deep, vivid skin tones like real veins, freckles and other details. She has beautiful rooted human hair. The eyebrows are painted and rooted. The arms and legs are filled with a combination of fine glass beads and polyester fiber. The body is also filled with polyester fiber. She has a white velvet body and half of her upper torso is made of vinyl. Aloenka has blue glass eyes veins, freckles and other details. She has beautiful rooted human hair. The eyebrows are painted and rooted. The arms and legs are filled with a combination of fine glass beads and polyester fiber. The body is also filled with polyester fiber. She has a white velvet body and half of her upper torso is made of vinyl. Aloenka has blue glass eyes
Artist: Bruna Figueira Sculpture Artist: Natali Blick Length: 39.37" (100 cm) Weight: 4,75 KG Certificate Of Authenticity (COA): Yes
Head Material: Vinyl Body Material: Vinyl Limb Material: Vinyl Age: Toddler (1-3 yrs) Gender: Girl Torso/Plate: Half Upper Vinyl Torso - Non Gendered Arms: Full Length Legs: 3/4 Length Edition: Open Edition Eyes: Awake Eye Color: Blue Eye Material: Glass Lashes: Rooted Hair: Rooted Paint: Heat Set Paint Weighting: Fine Glass Beads Weighting: Polyfil Skin Color: Peaches & Cream Ethnicity: White / Caucasian Pacifier: Not Included Smoke Free Environment: Yes Pet Free Environment: No
Category: Reborn Baby->Fully Reborned Seller: Is the artist Availability: Ready to be shipped
Return Policy: No returns, all sales are final.
Please feel free to ask questions, or request more photos before making your purchase. Once the doll has been shipped, no refunds will be issued.
Layaway Available:
This Doll Is Available for Custom Order
The doll shown here is an example of how it could look if custom ordered by you. It is not the exact doll you would be buying.
