The history of sex doll craftsmanship dates back centuries, evolving from simple cloth or leather figures to sophisticated, lifelike creations. Early versions were rudimentary and often symbolic, serving various cultural or ritualistic purposes. With advances in materials and manufacturing techniques, the 19th and 20th centuries saw the emergence of more realistic dolls made from rubber, wax, and later, plastic and latex.
The development of silicone and TPE in recent decades marked a significant leap forward, enabling manufacturers to produce highly realistic and durable dolls. Technological innovations such as internal skeletons, heating elements, and electronic features further advanced the craftsmanship. Throughout history, artisans and engineers have continually refined techniques to improve realism, safety, and personalization. Today’s high-end dolls are the culmination of centuries of craftsmanship, combining traditional artistry with cutting-edge technology to create products that closely resemble real humans.