Koko's complete body of work — 314 dolls spanning decades of artistry, from her earliest signed pieces to her most elaborate showcase creations.
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Parts & Supplies
Alongside the finished dolls, Koko left behind a large and wonderfully varied collection of doll-making parts and supplies. It includes doll bodies, parts, and heads; molds; fabric, clothes, and furniture; and vintage books and magazines. This collection has not yet been fully cataloged — the photos below are simply examples to give a sense of what’s available. If anything catches your eye, please inquire if interested!
A Sampling
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About Koko
Koko — Odete Andren — was a master doll artist whose one-of-a-kind creations feature hand-thrown ceramic heads and bodies with meticulously hand-sewn clothing. This collection includes her original works alongside vintage and commercial dolls she collected throughout her lifetime.
Over decades of work, Koko earned wide recognition in the doll-artistry community — including honors as a Master and Grand Master of Dollmaking and top awards from the Doll Artisan Guild, the Greater Phoenix Ceramic & Doll Association, and the Arizona Ceramic Artists Association. The trophies, ribbons, and certificates below represent just a part of a lifetime of craftsmanship.
In Loving Memory
Odete “Koko” Andren passed away peacefully on February 7, 2024. With her passing, her body of work is now complete — no new Koko creations will ever be made. Each doll offered here is one of a kind and irreplaceable, making these pieces a finite and highly collectible part of her enduring legacy. We are honored to share her artistry with collectors who will treasure it for years to come.
Doll Fever
For many years, Koko ran her own shop and studio in Phoenix, Arizona — Koko’s Doll Fever Shop & Studio. It was part storefront and part working studio, filled with her original dolls, supplies, and treasures for fellow collectors. These photographs capture the shop and its window displays.