These porcelain baby forms are cast from an antique Chinese export ware ceramic pillow form – made to prop up the head to protect hairstyles during sleep. An uncomfortable form of labor to protect the façade of wealth and status. I remade them to carry the weight of Asian women’s labor, and they seem to have an expression of delight on their faces, while being in a table-top position, carrying things on their backs—a nod to how Asian women experience fetishization while also laboring and providing service, product, or resource. The objects they carry - peaches, oranges, blue-and-white porcelain vessels, peach pits, and sewing thimbles - represent longevity, luck, and beauty, and symbolize the labor they embody and the comfort and care they provide to others when they often go without.