| Product Name | wooden toy doll house |
| Size | 120*100*80cm |
| Weight | 1080g |
| Color | Customized |
| MOQ | 52 sets |
| Certificate | CE,TUV,EN1176,ISO9001,ISO14001 etc |
| Material | Chipboard |
| Apply to | kindergarten, home etc |
| Age | 3-12 years old |
| Usage | 5 year |
| Style | TOY Playhouses |
The doll house is a miniature version of the house made by decorating the buildings and furniture in the real scene by using pocket art. Although the origin time of pocket art cannot be precisely pointed to the correct age, what is certain is that it is the innate human nature to like small things, and it is also a natural thing to develop into an art form. The first dollhouse in history was built in 1557. According to legend, a noble prince in Bavaria asked artisans to make it as a birthday gift for children. “Pocket Art” refers to the basic principles of technology, rules and concepts for making doll houses. The meaning of Miniature in English includes all the meanings of the word reduction. All things related to reduction can be expressed and described with Miniature. In the movie Miniature refers to the reduced model, which is mostly used to shoot special visual effects, although in the film industry where computer special effects CGI has been used very frequently, the reduced model still has a place, not only because of the cost ratio of production. Computer special effects are cheap, and the effects of shooting seem to be closer to reality than the scenes completely simulated by computers, which often make it difficult for the eyes of the audience to distinguish the real from the fake.
The development of pocket art in the United States can be roughly divided into two major directions: family hobby and professional creation. Family hobbies are a relatively large area, and a complete sales and teaching system makes pocket art like an industrial entertainment business. Professional creations provide private collectors and similar themed museums with exquisite works that can preserve both culture and visual beauty. Even if the price of excellent pocket artists is high, it is often difficult to find one. . The so-called professional miniature artists must join different miniature art associations and obtain the qualifications of miniature artists or bachelor of arts through the public certification of the associations. Only those miniature artists whose works meet the standards and obtain certificates can have a certain standard in the international miniature art market. In order to protect the rights and interests of creators and collectors. Only the promotion of pocket art under a sound system can guarantee sustainable operation.
