Our dolls are created from natural wood & made with loving hands, which is a very special facet of the Xenis world of dolls. They spring from a natural, organic source. The conversion from maple wood to breathtaking doll artistry is simply amazing. The dolls are wonders to behold — bridging the gap from time-honored tradition to contemporary stylings.
Xenis dolls are made from a living organism. This blending of form and function, lifelike imagery stemming from a living source, raise the dolls above mass-marketed, mass-produced “toys.” Xenis continues their commitment to natural and sustainable materials.
As we make way for the future, it’s time to share some of the most cherished pieces of our past with you! These are Tania’s Treasures – her first, ORIGINAL dolls! These pieces are extremely special to us and we wish for them to find a new home where they will be loves and admired. Not only are they our FIRST ORIGINALS – they are the very last of their kind! Plus we have uncovered more sentimental items for our past inventory of accessories that we would like to share with you!
Doll Galleries
From Dress Up BJD's, limited editions, made-to-order, character de pictions and more, Xenis dolls are a rare and unique edition to any doll connoisseur's collection. Explore our diverse collection of sustainable, wooden ball-jointed dolls.
Outfits & Extras
Your Xenis dolls will dress to impress with our delicately hand-sewn outfits crafted from the finest of fabrics and embellishments with delightful accessories to complete each ensemble.
O.O.A.K's
Discover our NEW collection of One-Of-A-Kind dolls. Each of our O.O.A.K. dolls is a stunning work of art which has been exquisitely carved to the finest details and comes with their own unique, handmade apparel, accessories and certificate of authenticity.
"....a very special facet of the Xenis world of dolls. They spring from a natural, organic source. Just as they replicate life — so many of the Xenis dolls are portraits of recognizable, real people — they are made from a living organism. This blending of form and function, lifelike imagery stemming from a living source, raise the dolls above mass-marketed, mass-produced “toys.”
Stephanie Finnegan - DOLLS Magazine and TEDDY BEAR REVIEW
Dec
2023
For true doll lovers
"For anyone looking to broaden their existing collection - or starting to collect- I believe wood will continue to have a special place.... It may not be large , but it is an extension of the woodcarver's art. Xenis' work in this field is especially worth collecting ..."
- E. S. Blakey, Director of the Dancing Bear Folk Center Museum
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