Revali statue

product description: As time passed, the couple love only grew stronger. Eventually, the furry BJD doll decided to take the leap and propose marriage to her beloved frog. Miraculously, he said yes!Once upon a time, deep in the heart of Japan, there was a small village where the people built beautiful dolls made of porcelain. These dolls were known as BJD dolls, which stood for ¡°Ball-Jointed Dolls¡± and they were made with great attention to detail and craftsmanship.First, let's take a look at what BJD dolls are. Ball-jointed dolls, or BJD dolls, are realistic-looking dolls that are manufactured from plastic, resin, or even paper. Most BJDs are usually made of vinyl, which makes them lightweight and easy to carry. They feature movable joints, allowing for a wide range of poses and expressions. Some even come with detachable clothing and accessories. No matter how much she tried, she couldn't seem to get a break. She was so discouraged that she almost gave up. But one day, she remembered something her parents had always told her: never give up.