"Doll Culture" refers to the social and artistic practices surrounding dolls, which are often used as toys, collectibles, or art pieces. This culture encompasses various types of dolls, including Barbie, American Girl, and porcelain dolls, each representing different styles, historical periods, and cultural narratives. Dolls can serve as tools for imaginative play, education, and even social commentary. In addition to play, Doll Culture includes communities of collectors and enthusiasts who share their passion through online forums, conventions, and exhibitions. These gatherings often celebrate the craftsmanship and creativity involved in doll-making, as well as the diverse representations of gender, race, and identity found in dolls.