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YATABAZAH! In The Doll World had a fascinating interview with renaissance man, Yatabazah: artist, wig maker, milliner, designer, and doll director on In The Doll World doll podcast.
Yatabazah, shares with us how his love for hair and wigs was inspired when he was around 10-years old by a ponytail his mother kept of her own hair. He talks about how he would snip strands from it, unbeknownst to his mother. He used the hair to create wigs for his sisters dolls. His parents were not keen on the thought of him playing with dolls; but, he and his sister had a pact that allowed him the freedom to play with dolls. Sisters Rock!
As he created wigs from these strands he was taken with hair could help to create a new persona. It was also malleable enough that is was transformed by outside stimuli.
We also talk about how hair and wigs reveal so much about the personality of a person just by the way they chose to wear their hair and the power that comes from that.
His story also touches on how dolls have helped him during many times in his life. He also spoke about how many people are uncomfortable sharing how they feel about dolls. He hopes that by sharing his feelings other doll lovers will be more comfortable with sharing their feelings.
Yatabazah has created handmade doll wigs and headpieces for Popovy, Pasha, BJDs, Blythe, Mamzelle de Paris, Enchanted doll, Barbie, Silkstone and many more.
To learn more about Yatabazah or see his amazing wigs, hats and accessories, visit:
https://yatabazah.com
https://instagram.com/yatabazah
http://tiny.cc/yatatube
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