Esthetics · Miss Charvi
Skin analysis, facials, and the ancient treatment arts — Ayurveda and its potlis, Chinese, Korean and Japanese rituals — performed live on doll clients in rooms like Greek baths.
Doll Makeovers · Films · Accessories
The Wall of Dolls.
The Wall of Dolls.
Then, the Bride.
Our Doll House is the doll house of the House of Shringhaar — where a world of more than a thousand dolls — hers first, and one day every doll keeper’s — is dressed, jeweled, and made over by the henna hands of Antim Bansal. Doll brides from Hollywood to Bollywood, starlets, Victorian ladies and storybook girls — every one of them receives new dresses, jewelry beyond imagination, and henna drawn on by hand.
More than 1,000 dolls · One world
Hollywood to Bollywood
Henna & tattoos drawn on by hand
The First Frame of the Wall
The Bride.
She is the standard of this house — the face every film is measured against. Porcelain skin, pearls at her brow, kundan at her throat, and in her eyes the whole story of a bride: the joy of the day, and the leaving inside it. Her film, The Journey of the Indian Bride, is made and sealed — it opens when the house opens.
From her frame, the Wall fills: every doll named first, then her world created around her.
One Family · Five Houses
Each house carries its own line.
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Refresh Skin Esthetics
The professional studio and academy — and the shop for all Refresh-labelled skin care and cosmetics.
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Solah Shringhaar
Services, lesson films, and rental jewellery — dressing and rentals always in person, by her hands.
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16 Shringhaar
The clothing line — bridal, glam, and festival dresses — with brass & jade décor from India.
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The House of Shringhaar
The mother house — the story, the atelier, and the family gathered under one roof.
Our Doll House · You are here
Our Doll House
Doll makeovers, bridal doll movies, and doll accessories — houses built only for dolls, dressed by henna hands.
Room One · The Brides
Doll brides, Hollywood to Bollywood.
Every bride in this room is dressed exactly as in the film she worked in — the same lehenga or gown, the same jewelry, the same mood — made over piece by piece before your eyes: the outfit fitted, the makeup laid in a master's order, the jewelry layered on, and henna drawn onto her small hands as the final signature.
Bollywood
The Bollywood Bride
Actress dolls recreated from their most beloved film looks — Nimbooda's teal, Chamma Chamma's sparkle — every bead and jhumka true to the screen.
Film · Soon
The Signature
The Solah Bride, in Miniature
Our crown episode: one doll receives all sixteen adornments of the Solah Shringhaar — bindi to kumkum — in miniature, the house's signature kit worn by its smallest bride.
Film · Soon
The Hollywood
Bride
Bride
Hollywood
Veils & Satin
White satin, cathedral veils, and diamonds — the Hollywood bride arrives with the same ceremony as her Bollywood sisters, in the glamour register of old cinema.
Film · Soon
Room Two · The Starlets
Marilyn. Audrey. Piece by piece.
The Starlets room is a love letter to old Hollywood. Each starlet doll is unboxed like a ceremony, dressed and redressed in her most famous gowns — and in our signature format, her whole Wardrobe, Piece by Piece, one true story riding on every dress.
Marilyn
The Glamour Icon
Marilyn, in Pink Satin
The Starlet Collection doll: pink satin and long gloves, then the beaded mermaid gown from the same box — diamonds, heels, and a fur stole, changed on camera.
Film · Soon
Audrey
The Elegant Icon
Audrey, by Givenchy
The little black dress, the Sabrina gowns, Roman Holiday's scarf and flats — elegance walked piece by piece, exactly as the films left it to us.
Film · Soon
Wardrobe,
Piece by Piece
Piece by Piece
The Format
One Icon, Her Whole Wardrobe
Our documentary register: one icon doll, her wardrobe opened piece by piece, each dress placed on her as its true story is told. Facts truthful; scenes, pure dreaming.
Series · Soon
Room Three · Vintage & Storybook
Cinderella's shelf, kept with love.
The collector dolls live here — the vintage names, the Cinderella series, the story-time girls who were loved first. In this house a collector doll is never left in yesterday's dress: she receives new dresses, new jewelry, and a new chapter.
The Cinderella
Series
Series
Storybook
Before the Clock Strikes
Storybook dolls dressed for the ball — glass-slipper blues, silver embroidery, tiaras — with the pumpkin hour kept kindly away.
Film · Soon
Story-Time
Dolls
Dolls
Story Time
Tales, Told in Dresses
Each story-time doll arrives with her tale; she leaves dressed as its heroine — the story sets the palette, the jewelry tells the ending.
Film · Soon
The Collector
Shelf
Shelf
Collector Dolls
Vintage Names, New Dresses
The collector series, under their vintage names, redressed in new creations — diamonds, polki, and silk where the years had left them plain.
Film · Soon
Room Four · Victorian & French
Old-world charm, kept at doll scale.
The quietest room in the house. Victorian dolls in lace and cameo, the French series in satin and net — vanities with hair receivers, pomade and powder, curls formed the way the era truly formed them. The setting is not decoration here; it is the lesson.
The Victorian LadyChina and porcelain ladies of the 1800s — pincushion dolls and half-dolls at a fabric vanity rich with lace.
The French SeriesParisian elegance: fitted cases, satin compartments, and the boudoir dolls of the 1910s–20s in their true era.
The VanityEvery era room is built museum-true first — the dolls are dressed inside a world that already knows them.
The 18-Inch LadiesOur tall Victorian dolls star in the long films of the Watch room — full stories, full makeovers.
Room Five · The Trousseau
A wardrobe of crystal, at doll scale.
Inside the Doll Studio stands a miniature studio built only for dolls — emerald walls, a tiny chandelier, a gold vanity — and at its heart, a crystal wardrobe. This room's films are quiet: hennaed hands, tiny hangers, folded silk. No voices. Just the sounds of careful hands.
The Doll's Trousseau
Episode by episode, the wardrobe fills: miniature lehengas hung one by one, kundan drawers opened, tiny heels shelved in pairs, dupattas folded like letters. A jewel-box world, arranged by the same hands that dress the brides.
The Trousseau films live on our Instagram and in the Watch room below — a quiet strand of the house, made to be watched the way one watches rain on a window.
Room Six · The Fun Series
Dreaming, with the lights low.
When the studio sleeps, the dolls wake. The Fun Series is pure dreaming — transformations and impossible changes, made only for joy.
The Mermaid
Doll
Doll
Transformation
When the Water Chooses Her
An ordinary evening, a spill of rose water — and a doll surfaces in a bejeweled tail, swimming to an underwater palace. Our dreaming grammar, at doll scale.
Film · Soon
Five Looks,
One Doll
One Doll
The Picking Game
Pick Her Look: 1 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5
One doll, five numbered looks blooming one after another — and the audience picks which bride she becomes. The comments choose; the studio obeys.
Film · Soon
The Midnight
Studio
Studio
Story Play
What the Dolls Do at Night
A bride doll steps down from her shelf, opens the crystal wardrobe, and holds a ball for the whole collection — until the chandelier dims at dawn.
Film · Soon
Room Seven · The Dolls Academy
Where the dolls learn the craft.
The House of Shringhaar Institute of Dolls — a real school inside the Doll World. A Director, three faculties, and doll students who enrol, attend, and learn the whole craft properly: the world’s great beauty systems and the state-board arts, taught lesson by lesson in rooms built like palaces.
Cosmetology · Miss Kesha
Hair in full: cutting, colour, and the great updos — Victorian, French and royal styles built step by step, the true craft and nothing arrived already done.
Makeup · Miss Rupa
Makeup as its own faculty — faces painted like art, one true feeling at a time, under the eye of the Director, Madame Vasantika.
The Academy opens with the launch. Enrollment, lessons and the first Orientation Day are being prepared behind the doors.
Room Seven · Watch
The channel house.
This room is the home of Our Doll House on YouTube — the channel where our long films live. Short episodes arrive here and on Instagram; the movies belong to the channel.
YouTube · The Channel
Our Doll House — the channel
Long films, told slowly: bridal doll movies from the House of Shringhaar, the 18-inch Victorian ladies, story dolls and Barbies in full makeover movies. Subscribe there, and every premiere is yours first.
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The Long Films · The Movies Shelf
House of Shringhaar — Bridal Doll Movies
These are bride stories. Each movie creates one bride — from her arrival at the studio to her full bridal makeover: the dressing, the makeup, the jewelry, the henna, the reveal. The Victorian ladies, the story dolls and the Barbies keep their long films on this same shelf, each one a complete makeover movie.
In Production
Bridal Doll Movie · No. 1
The First Bride
She arrives plain, in a quiet room. She leaves as the house's first bride — red and gold, sixteen touches of jewelry, henna flowering on her hands. The movie that opens the shelf.
Premiere · Coming SoonIn Production
Long Film · The 18-Inch Ladies
The Victorian Bride
An 18-inch Victorian doll, a vanity of lace and rhinestone, curls formed the era's own way — a full makeover movie in the old-world register of the house.
Premiere · Coming Soon
The Short Films · Episodes
Episodes, one doll at a time.
EP 1
Doll Bride · Episode 1
The classic red-and-gold bride: outfit fitted piece by piece, makeup in a master's order, kundan layered, henna on her hands.
In ProductionEP 1
The Trousseau · Episode 1
The crystal wardrobe opens for the first time — miniature lehengas, kundan drawers, tiny heels. A quiet ASMR film.
In ProductionWhich Bride
Next?
Next?
The Shelf Is Filling
Bollywood brides, starlets, storybook girls — every episode ends with one question: which bride shall she become next?
Coming Soon
YouTube · Our Doll House ↗
Instagram · The Doll Studio ↗
Movies premiere on the channel; episodes play here, on YouTube, and on Instagram.
The Signature · The Hands
No doll is dressed by strangers' hands.
Every makeover in this studio is performed by one pair of hands — Antim's — hennaed, gem-set, and practised over twenty years of brides. What no other doll house carries, we carry: henna and fine tattoos drawn onto the dolls themselves, in miniature, with a real cone.
And jewelry here is a headline, never an afterthought — named, layered, and placed piece by piece:
DiamondStarlet sparkle — necklaces, drops, and bracelets for the Hollywood shelf.
PolkiUncut, royal, heirloom-weight — the bridal register of Jaipur courts.
JhoomarThe passa at the hairline — the adornment that turns a bride into a portrait.
KundanGlass set in gold, the house's own craft — chokers, jhumkas, tikkas, hathphool.
The Shop · Doll Accessories
Everything a makeover needs, in miniature.
The retail shelf of the studio — the very dresses, jewelry, and furnishings our films dress the dolls in, gathered for your own collection. Prices arrive as the shelves fill; every door below opens the day Antim opens the engines, and not a day before.
Miniature Dresses
& Lehengas
& Lehengas
Dressing
Gowns & Lehengas
Bridal lehengas, film-true gowns, and festival dresses cut at doll scale — the same wardrobe the episodes draw from.
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Jewellery
Doll Jewellery Sets
Kundan and polki-style sets in miniature — chokers, jhumkas, maang tikkas, jhoomars, bangles and hathphool, sized for dolls.
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Wigs &
Hair
Hair
Hair
Wigs & Hairpieces
Long bridal hair, era curls, starlet waves — wigs and hairpieces that let a doll change her whole story in one sitting.
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Tiny
Shoes
Shoes
Footwear
Doll Shoes
Glittering heels, bridal juttis, satin flats — finished pairs for finished dolls, down to the last strap.
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The World
Furniture & Houses
Crystal wardrobes, gold vanities, chandeliers — and whole doll houses, built only for dolls, in the studio's own register.
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Making
Fabrics & Trims
Silks, nets, laces, and jewel trims at miniature weight — for makers who sew for their own dolls, as the studio does.
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Suppliers' Shelf · Chosen by Antim
The makers behind the miniature.
A world of more than a thousand dolls is dressed by many small hands around the world. This shelf is the wholesale home of our doll accessories suppliers — the makers of our miniature clothing, jewelry, wigs, furniture, and trims — each one chosen by Antim, presented here under our roof. The Shop above is fed from this shelf; when a supplier is announced, their craft arrives with its own story.
Supplier Partners
Miniature Clothing
Makers of doll-scale couture — lehengas, gowns, and era dresses sewn to a doll's measure.
Supplier · Coming Soon
Supplier Partners
Doll Jewellery
Miniature kundan, polki-style, and diamond-look sets — the jewelers of the small world.
Supplier · Coming Soon
Supplier Partners
Wigs & Hair
Wig makers and hair suppliers for bridal lengths, era curls, and starlet waves.
Supplier · Coming Soon
Supplier Partners
Furniture & Houses
Builders of crystal wardrobes, vanities, and the doll houses our films live in.
Supplier · Coming Soon
Supplier Partners
Fabrics & Trims
Silk, net, lace, and jewel-trim houses whose cloth becomes miniature couture.
Supplier · Coming Soon
Supplier Partners
Shoes & Small Things
Tiny heels, juttis, handbags, and the small things that finish a doll's whole look.
Supplier · Coming Soon
Coming Soon
Our first supplier partners will be announced here.
Each maker will arrive with their own page and their own craft, chosen and presented by this house — never before Antim says so.
Suppliers · Coming Soon
Instagram · The Studio's Own Channel
@dollsworldmakeover
The Doll Studio lives daily on its own Instagram — episodes, trousseau mornings, the bride of the week. This site and the channel are one house: the films begin there, and their home is here.
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