Скачать или смотреть Inside China's Ultra-Realistic BISQUE Doll Factory: From Porcelain to Lifelike Doll (Full Process)

Witness the mesmerizing transformation of liquid clay slip into delicate, high-value art at a massive porcelain doll factory in China. This video reveals exactly how it is made, documenting the intricate manufacturing process of Bisque dolls (unglazed porcelain) that mimics the texture of human skin. From the soothing factory ASMR of the slip casting to the high-heat tension of the kiln firing line, this is a visual masterpiece of industrial craftsmanship.
We take you inside the facility to see the specialized "Slip Casting" technique—where liquid porcelain is poured into plaster molds and left to set until the perfect wall thickness is achieved. Watch the incredible precision of the "China Painting" stage, where artists apply translucent layers of paint that must be fired in the kiln after every coat to permanently fuse the blush and skin tones to the doll.

What You’ll See Inside the Bisque Doll Factory
• Slip Preparation: Mixing raw kaolin clay and water into a smooth, liquid batter
• Mold Casting: Pouring the liquid slip into plaster molds to form the head and limbs
• Draining: Pouring out excess clay to leave a hollow, lightweight shell
• Greenware Cleaning: The satisfying scraping of seams from the dried, unfired clay
• Bisque Firing: Baking the dolls in a massive kiln at 1,200°C to harden them into ceramic
• Sanding: Polishing the rough bisque surface until it feels like smooth skin
• Face Up (Painting): Airbrushing soft pink blushing and shading on the matte surface
• Kiln Setting: Firing the paint layers to make them permanent and scratch-proof
• Eye Setting: Cutting the eye sockets and inserting realistic glass eyes
• Wigging: Gluing complex hairstyles or soft mohair wigs onto the ceramic skull
• Body Assembly: Stringing the porcelain limbs to a soft cloth body for flexibility
• Costuming: Dressing the doll in intricate, hand-stitched Victorian or modern outfits
• Quality Check: Tapping the porcelain to check for hidden cracks by sound

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🔍 Digital Creation: AI-generated for educational documentary purposes ⚖️ Informational Use Only: Real processes can vary across factories and artists ❗ No Affiliation with any specific brand or company