Our values
Handcrafted with love
The entire process—from design to colouring to toy production—is completely handcrafted. Each toy is made to order, allowing customers an extensive range of personalisation. In fact, we offer dozens of colours to choose from!
Creating a single toy can take several hours, but once the first prototype is complete, additional toys can be produced consecutively. The process begins by defining the idea and creating a 3D model of the toy. This allows us to refine the design early, preventing problems in the later stages. Once the design meets our standards, we move on to crafting the mould.
Our moulds are designed with simplicity and efficiency in mind, usually consisting of only two parts. This ensures that the finished toys have no visible seams, while also keeping the moulds sturdy and minimising material usage. After several rounds of trial and error, we achieve designs that work well for a variety of toy types.
Next comes the most critical step: the first casting. Colourless silicone is poured into the mould to test several key aspects: will the details be visible? Will the toy or mould break during unmolding? If issues arise, we return to the design stage and adjust accordingly. Once the prototype passes these tests, we produce multiple toys to evaluate colour options, usability, and mechanical strength. Each result is carefully reviewed before moving forward.
Finally, once everything is perfected, we create additional moulds, and production scales up exponentially. Our success grows directly with the care and attention we pour into every toy.
Respectful of our environment
We care about ourselves, but also about the natural environment and the communities around us. That is why we produce hand-crafted fantasy sex toys differently from others, aiming to minimise our impact.
We are deeply committed to protecting the Earth. To reduce our carbon footprint, we prioritise working with local enterprises: most of our materials, tools, and packaging come from companies in our region. The only exception is silicone, which is sourced from outside Europe, as there is currently no silicone industry here. After evaluating several suppliers, we chose the one offering silicone with the best properties. Additionally, we are exploring ways to reuse waste materials ourselves, rather than simply sending them for recycling.
In Europe—and particularly in France—there is a lack of creativity in the fantasy genre, as large companies focus on delicate designs. Most of their products are manufactured abroad, often in China, adding unnecessary transport and environmental impact. Until now, the creation of fantasy sex toys has been largely concentrated in the USA. Importing these products to Europe is costly and environmentally taxing. We aim to change that by designing and producing high-quality toys here in Europe, for both you and us.
We also prioritise safety and health in every stage of our work. No result is worth any risk. Our workshops are well-ventilated, and we handle raw materials with care, using gloves, goggles, and masks where necessary. Materials are stored properly—never stacked haphazardly—and kept out of the way when not in use. Waste is carefully sorted according to its potential: reusable, recyclable by us, or recyclable elsewhere.
High-quality sex toys: Our innovation
We have developed a complete process from the ground up to deliver the best possible results.
What sets our handcrafted sex toys apart?
Firstly, the body of each toy is cast in a single-piece mould. This means there are no seams to distort the design, and thanks to the carefully smoothed moulds, every toy has a soft, polished finish.
Our toys are also anatomically realistic, featuring details such as urethras, testicles, and veins. Each model possesses unique characteristics: some have multiple urethras or extra testes, while veins may be subtle in some toys and deeply pronounced in others, making every piece truly one of a kind.
Additionally, all our toys are equipped with a sturdy suction cup at the base, moulded from the same piece of silicone. This serves two purposes: it allows you to attach the toy securely to a variety of surfaces, and it prevents the toy from being accidentally misplaced during use.
Toys safety
We consider product safety our utmost priority; after all, our toys will be used on both your and our precious bodies. For this reason, we avoid any unnecessary substances or toxic materials throughout the manufacturing process.
One example of our careful approach is our choice to use solid plastic moulds instead of flexible silicone ones. While silicone moulds are easier to work with, casting silicone over silicone requires a releasing agent, which is generally toxic, irritant, and flammable. The safest way to ensure no harmful substances remain in the toys is simply not to use them.
Currently, there are no specific regulations governing sex toy production in France, Europe, or internationally. This regulatory gap places the responsibility squarely on us to guarantee the quality and safety of our products.
Pigments (0.1–2% of the toy)
We avoid pre-mixed silicone colourants, opting instead for powdered pigments. This allows us to control exactly what goes into our toys, as pre-mixed colourants may contain unknown additives.
We use two types of pigments: edible pigments, commonly used in food, and non-edible pigments, none of which are considered toxic. Most colours—including flat, metallic, and iridescent—are made from edible pigments, while phosphorescent colours are non-edible.
Before mixing, the pigment powder is sieved to below 0.24 mm to prevent lumps. Once the silicone cures, the pigment becomes fully encapsulated. Post-processing removes any residual surface pigment, and tests confirm that no pigment leaches out with water or alcohol exposure. However, phosphorescent toys should not be licked.
Platinum-cure Silicone (98–99.9% of the toy)
Our toys are made from platinum-cure silicone, a material renowned for stability and safety. It is non-toxic, non-irritant, and resistant to microbial growth. It withstands temperatures above 100 °C, making sterilisation in boiling water straightforward.
The silicone we use is medical-grade, non-toxic, and food-safe, meeting FDA CFR 177.2600 standards for rubber articles intended for repeated use. This ensures it is safe for contact with food—a relevant benchmark for sexual use, as it demonstrates the material’s stability under a wide range of conditions.
Silicone may be labelled as skin-safe or food-safe. Skin-safe indicates non-irritant to skin contact, while food-safe confirms suitability for contact with food and liquids at both high and low temperatures. For our purposes, food-safe silicone offers greater assurance, particularly given the broad conditions under which our toys are used, including contact with water-based and oil-based lubricants and repeated sterilisation.
While other safety tests exist—typically applied to medical devices or children’s toys—they often involve live animals. In Europe, such tests are strictly regulated and only permitted when absolutely necessary. Our products, designed for intermittent use by adults with less than 48 hours’ contact with the body, do not fall into this category.
We could potentially explore alternative testing methods, but the ethical implications are clear. Performing tests on animals or people solely to confirm safety beyond what is necessary is unacceptable. We prioritise morality and responsibility over unnecessary procedures.
The sexuality of fantasy folks: Our conception
Fantastic creatures from European folklore have long inspired our imaginations—and now, they inspire our toys. Over the centuries, these beings have been adapted and reimagined across countless fantasy worlds, each with unique physical and psychological traits. Yet, one question has often been overlooked: how do they reproduce? Are their reproductive systems human-like, or entirely different?
Few have explored the sexual appearance and behaviour of these creatures, and if they have, few records survive. Most contemporary fantasy art depicts them with human genitalia. However, each creature possesses its own nature, and their sexual organs should reflect that uniqueness.
When designing our toys, we extend each creature’s characteristics to their anatomy. Scales, spikes, wrinkles, and protuberances are incorporated into the shapes, giving every toy a distinctive appearance. Texture is equally important: each surface is designed to create new sensations and excitement. Colour is treated with the same care; instead of flat or uniform shades, we blend pigments to create rich, multi-tonal effects that echo the personality of each creature. Highlights, shadows, and subtle mixtures give each toy a singular, imaginative touch. By drawing on collective imagination, we create toys that awaken new desires and deliver fresh, exciting experiences of pleasure and sensuality.
We also recognise that human diversity matters: what pleases one person may not suit another. Our research into human genital shapes and sizes revealed a surprising range. We use this knowledge to guide the design of each toy, choosing forms that are anatomically relatable yet adapted to the unique concept of the creature. Of course, sometimes we go beyond human standards—and that’s part of the fun.
