Invented Sex Dolls At Early Stage
Evidence shows that 30,000 years ago, people shape stone, tar, wood, bone, ivory, limestone, teeth, or other materials as penises to make the first dildos. The invention of sex dolls is much later. According to Ferguson, Anthony's book, The Sex Doll: A History, in the 16th century, French and Spanish sailors first invented sex dolls and called them travel ladies. They used sewn cloth and old clothes to create sex dolls in order to fulfill their sexual desires during long, isolated voyages. During the Japanese Rangaku (“Dutch Learning” or Western Learning) period, Dutch sold some of these dolls to the Japanese. After that, the term “Dutch wives” became popular among the Japanese and even use nowadays to refer to sex dolls.
Popularity in 1900s-1910s
Although there is no evidence shows who invented sex dolls. The first sexologist Iwan Bloch wrote in his book, The Sexual Life of Our Time around 1908. He mentions that clever mechanics use rubber and other plastic technologies to create artificial human bodies to serve kinky, erotic purposes. The designers must pay particular attention to the naturalness of the genital organs.
In 1918, Austrian artist Oskar Kokoschka made German puppet maker Hermine Moos make a life-sized doll of Austrian musician Alma Mahler. Kokoschka loves Alma and tried to stimulate life with her. This was the first attempt at intimate behaviors between humans and dolls.
Innovation in 1940s-1950s
The father of the modern sex doll, German surrealist artist Hans Bellme gave a great improvement to sex dolls. He made his dolls increasingly sophisticated in design. His new invention of sex dolls made waves in international art communities. Nazi Germany saw his work as "degenerate art" and he was forced to flee Germany to France.
Although there are no clear evidences, many reporters believe that Adolf Hitler had ordered sex dolls for soldiers to prevent sexual disease. Due to the lack of verification, it is likely to be false reports.
However, commercial sex doll has its origins in Germany, especially since the creation of the Bild Lilli doll in the 1950s. Bild Lilli doll was designed based on the comic-strip character Lilli, created by Reinhard Beuthien for the German tabloid newspaper Bild. American businesswoman, Ruth Handler credited the Bild Lilli doll as the inspiration for inventing the famous Barbie doll.
Nowadays
In the late 20th century, sex dolls have become more popular and accessible than ever before. By the 1970s, vinyl, latex, and silicone had become the materials most frequently used in the manufacture of sex dolls. After the invented of silicone, in particular, a greater degree of realism was added to sex doll industry. Despite their controversial nature, sex dolls continue to be popular among a certain segment of the population. Some people use them for sexual gratification, while others collect them as works of art. As technology continues to improve, it is likely that sex dolls will become even more realistic and lifelike in the future.
Today, at LoveNestle, we are the first to use the new ultra-soft silicone material on sex doll torsos. This material allows for greater realism and flexibility, making the dolls more lifelike than ever before. It also makes them more durable, meaning they can last longer and provide customers with a better experience. Furthermore, it is easy to clean and maintain, making it the perfect choice for high-quality, durable dolls. It is also environmentally friendly, making it a more sustainable material for doll production.
Alexander Murphy
Your Sex Doll Expert at LoveNestle Who had spend 5 years engaging with sex dolls.
