A-frame dolhouse I’d love to have with these cute, charming DIY wooden stick dolls.

This is indeed a beautifully hand-crafted urushi cutlery set for kids from co.zen. Urushi, also known as Japanese lacquer ware, is made from the sap of a tree and is one of the most durable natural lacquers. Hardened urushi is water and acid proof, and also protects the object from heat, salt, mold and mildews. A little more interesting information on urushi here. {via Spoon & Tomago}

Pen Pencil Stencil is the studio and workspace of designer Mark Giglio and he has made a beautiful collection of kokeshi dolls (with an artistic twist) from scrap wood. Inspired to create some of your own?

Maria Wood from Portugal makes unique dolls and baggy bags. Each piece of doll or bag is numbered, each piece perfectly finished. I like how she customizes each doll or bag with her choice of materials, colors and textures of fabrics.

While waiting for new updates for the shop, enjoy these paper mache dolls display taken from kid’s boutiques in Paris (sorry, I cant remember the name of the talented artist or where I found them).

Toys you can clutch in the plam of your hand, toys you can cuddle and hug, toys you can sleep with…… Blabla has the most wonderful, fresh-looking toys, rattles, backpacks, clothes and mobiles that will surely appeal to girls and boys. There are dolls for girls and also dolls for boys, Boogaloos toys for babies and toddlers – each with a affectionate personality to love, fruit rattles, finger puppets and lovely backpacks. The entire collection is inspired by Jennifer Wetterwald, a French designer and co-founder, Susan Pritchett. Hand-knitted by Peruvian artisans, everything is made from natural fibers grown in Peru, making them irresistibly soft and cuddly.