Entity: BJD
BJD, short for Ball Jointed Doll, refers to a type of doll made since 1999, comprised of multiple separate parts held together with elastic. These hand-made resin dolls from Asia, specifically South Korea, Japan, and China, are known for their intricate design and customization options.
BJD
Etymology
The acronym BJD stands for Ball Jointed Doll, sometimes referred to as ABJD (Asian Ball Jointed Doll).
Definition
BJD refers to a type of doll made since 1999, comprised of multiple separate parts held together with elastic. These hand-made resin dolls from Asia, specifically South Korea, Japan, and China, are known for their intricate design and customization options.
Historical Context
The first Ball Jointed Dolls were produced in 1999, and since then, they have gained popularity among collectors worldwide for their unique design and high level of customization.
Cultural Significance
BJDs have become a significant part of doll collecting culture, with enthusiasts often customizing their dolls with different outfits, wigs, and accessories to create unique characters.
Related Concepts
Other related concepts include ABJD (Asian Ball Jointed Doll) and the various customization options available for BJDs, such as face-ups, body blushing, and modifications.
See Also
A type of doll made since 1999, comprised of multiple separate parts held together with elastic, known for their intricate design and customization options.