About

Sasa Loo

About



 - My mission is to create heirloom dolls that brings your world a little closer; whether it's the real world or your own imaginary one. A beloved handcrafted piece to have for years and generations to come. For my Kokeshi Collection, I combine cultural inspiration into a piece of functional art. To inspire a sense of curiosity in the various cultures around us while bringing the world a little closer. For my Snapdragon Meadow, I seek to create a statement piece that inspires you to delve into your own imagination and add a touch of timeless magic to your life. -

We moved to Okinawa, from the United States, when I was about three months pregnant with baby #2. While decorating the nursery I wanted to make something by hand, that my child could have forever. A keepsake of the distant land in which she was born.  At the time I didn't own a sewing machine and there was no pattern to be found. After a few sketches, I cut my own pattern from printing paper and stitched it entirely by hand. From that first doll, I was hooked on sewing and creating. 

My family and I live a semi nomadic lifestyle. Moving every couple of years gives us the opportunity to not only visit different countries but to live in other cultures. Each doll is crafted entirely by myself, amongst the daily bustle and chatter of four small children, two dogs, a cat, and my husband. Sewing and creating is more than my passion, it is my own little world! I love what I sew and I sew what I love. 

Thank you for the support and interest!

-Monica


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