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Froggicorn Daruma
Wish upon a Froggicorn!
Daruma dolls are traditional Japanese sculptures, meant to bring good luck and help you achieve goals and wishes.
Set your goal, colour in one eye, and then the second when your goal has been achieved!
- Cast in Jesmonite (a resin compound which feels nice and heavy to hold)
- Hand-painted
- Measures approx. 7cm in height, 8cm in width.
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£50.00
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Turnip friend
Harvest your very own turnip!
Hand-painted, hand embroidered and hand felted.
Watch the making of video here!
Materials: Jesmonite, felt and wood base.
Beetle planter
Beetles for your plants! (Or to keep a watchful eye on your pencils!)
Cast in Jesmonite, a non-toxic ceramic-like compound. Plants will be very happy in them :D I would recommend using them along with a plastic nursery pot though, as the pots do not have drainage holes. Indoor use only :)
DO NOT USE AS DRINKING CUPS. Although Jesmonite is non-toxic, it hasn't been tested for food safety.
External height: 8 cm / Internal height: 6.5 cm / Internal diameter: 6 cm
colours might differ slightly as they are handmade to order :)
Axolotl planter
Little derpy faces!
The axolotl planters are cast in Jesmonite, a non-toxic ceramic-like compound. Plants will be very happy in them! I would recommend using them along with a plastic nursery pot though, as the planters do not have drainage holes. Indoor use only.
DO NOT USE AS DRINKING CUPS. Although Jesmonite is non-toxic, it hasn't been tested for food safety.
External height: 6.5 cm / Internal height: 5.5 cm / Internal diameter: 6.5 cm
Handmade to order
Choose between white or slate grey. If you require a different colour for the paint on the face and tail, please let me know at checkout or shoot me a message :) colours may differ slightly as they are handmade individually.
Octave the parakeet (2013)
The very first sculptures that started my business!
Octave's parents were both opera singers, and they wanted him to follow in his footsteps. Octave however wants to become an entomologist, even though he spends more time eating the insects than studying them...
Made from needle-felted wool, the body of these toys alone took around 10 hours to make. The face was hand sculpted from polymer clay, then hand painted with care.
Salomé the unicorn (2013)
The very first sculptures that started my business!
Salomé is very caring, she always has something kind to say and loves making hot cocoa for everyone.
Made from needle-felted wool, the body of these toys alone took around 10 hours to make. The face and ears were hand sculpted from polymer clay, then hand painted with care.
Beetle Girl (2017)
The sculpture that started my obsession with beetles!
When a Beetle Girl is born, it's very vulnerable and way too curious for its own good.
Evolution has found a way to help with this behaviour: their colours match the plant on which the cocoon was placed, to act as a form of camouflage that protects it from harm when it's born (let's just hope they don't stray too far...).
These are made from polyurethane resin. They're made from 3 different moulds: the horns, head and body are all separate, then put back together using strong glue and epoxy paste. Hand painted with care.
Beetle Girl: one-off blue (2017)
The sculpture that started my obsession with beetles!
When a Beetle Girl is born, it's very vulnerable and way too curious for its own good.
Evolution has found a way to help with this behaviour: their colours match the plant on which the cocoon was placed, to act as a form of camouflage that protects it from harm when it's born (let's just hope they don't stray too far...).
These are made from polyurethane resin. They're made from 3 different moulds: the horns, head and body are all separate, then put back together using strong glue and epoxy paste. Hand painted with care.
Beetle Girl magnet/brooch (2017)
Write me a note at checkout to let me know if you'd like a brooch back or magnet.
The sculpture that started my obsession with beetles!
When a Beetle Girl is born, it's very vulnerable and way too curious for its own good.
Evolution has found a way to help with this behaviour: their colours match the plant on which the cocoon was placed, to act as a form of camouflage that protects it from harm when it's born (let's just hope they don't stray too far...).
These are polymer clay, with a wire armature inside, hand painted with care.