This is a handmade poseable art toy made of Eco-friendly hypoallergenic materials.
Description of the item is below the origin.
Origin:
The Spring dragons [Ver Draco]
class:dracophibia;
family: draconia;
sub family: seasonal draconia;
habitat: Mercurian plains and forests;
diet: fruits, small rodents, fish.
The Spring dragons are loyal and brave creatures. Curiosity is in their nature, that's why they are masters of all kinds of energy. Their diet exists mostly around small rodents and fish, but they can survive on fruit and berries when in a dire situation. They are the most active in spring. They love playing and cuddling with each other and other creatures. Spring dragons are found in diverse coloration. Scientists think that it has to do with their energy and power of spring. The spring dragons are great friends to take on your journey as researchers.
Order one or several of these cute little friends now and study them to your heart's content.
Description:
Like most of our toys, this creature will be made per order (it most likely isn't in stock right now). The expected production time is written below (it's changing depending on season, so we regularly update it to give you the most accurate estimation). As soon as the toy is finished we ship it and you receive a dispatch notification.
Who can use it? If you are above 3 y.o. you can easily play with this wonderful creature. It is made of modern and solid materials and isn't afraid of flying, shaking, spinning, and even falling down! Feel free to play however you like! Do you prefer collecting your dolls on a shelf? - This cutie is fully poseable and photogenic, so you can easily change its poses.
If you dislike your toy after you've received it, we'll refund the purchase!
Length from the tip of the nose to the tip of the tail: 45cm (18 inches).
Materials: bjd skeleton, faux fur, polyurethane, wire, sintepon, pastels, acrylic paints, varnish.
*As every toy is handmade and is being made to order (there are no toys in stock) you should be ready for some small (tiny) differences because it's impossible to make two absolutely equal items.
