"The Mushroom Sprite" - Big-Head Nut Shell Doll with Button Eyes Charm
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¥3,300
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¥4,900
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"The Mushroom Sprite" - Big-Head Nut Shell Doll with Button Eyes Charm
Sale price
¥3,300
Regular price
¥4,900
Earn 9900 Seeds
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Straight from a fairytale forest. This whimsical handmade doll features a giant natural "mushroom cap" hat and vintage button eyes.
📖 The Story: The Quiet Observer
Deep in the woods, under the fern leaves, lives the "Mushroom Sprite." He doesn't say much, but with his big button eyes, he sees everything.
This unique character is defined by his oversized headgear—a large, textured, light-colored fruit shell that looks just like a mushroom cap. Beneath it creates a shadowy face made from a dark chestnut, peered out through two wooden button eyes. With a rustic burlap collar and dangling seed legs, he is a charmingly "weird" companion for your backpack or car adventures.
✅ Key Features
- 🍄 The "Mushroom" Cap: The standout feature is the large, dome-shaped fruit shell on top. Its natural pale yellow/beige texture resembles a dried mushroom or gourd helmet.
- 👀 Vintage Button Eyes: Instead of painted eyes, he stares at the world through two 4-hole wooden buttons, giving him a distinct "ragdoll" or "Coraline-esque" charm.
- 🧣 Rustic Fringe Collar: Detailed with a frayed burlap/jute ruff around the neck, adding a tribal or primitive touch to his outfit.
- 🧵 Blue & Beige Loop: Suspended by a high-quality, sturdy two-tone woven loop in blue and beige, ensuring he stays securely attached to your gear.
- 🌰 Clicky Legs: His legs are made of blue cord ending in smooth, light-colored seeds. They dangle freely and make a soft clicking sound when shaken.
📝 Product Specifications
| Materials | Dried Fruit Shells, Wood Buttons, Jute, Cotton Rope, Seeds |
| Height | Approx. 10-12 cm (Including legs) |
| Character | Mushroom Spirit, Forest Sage, Button-Eyed Doll |
| Craftsmanship | Hand-Assembled & Glued |
| Style | Goblincore, Fairycore, Quirky, Ugly-Cute |
🎁 Perfect For
- Goblincore Fans: The ultimate accessory for those who love moss, mushrooms, and shiny forest objects.
- Quirky Bag Charm: Makes a plain backpack look instantly adventurous and unique.
- Doll Collectors: A rare, handcrafted addition to any art doll collection.
⚠️ Important Nature Note
Please Read Before Buying:
- Natural Cap: The "hat" is a real dried fruit shell. Its roundness, texture, and markings are created by nature and will vary from the photos.
- Button Eyes: The wooden buttons may vary slightly in shade or wood grain.
Grounding
Pause for a moment. Take a deep breath. You don’t need to hike a thousand miles to find peace; you just need to listen. Let the raw, unpolished sound of the rainforest wash over you, grounding your spirit like an ancient tree taking root in the earth.
Raw Sounds from the Rainforest
Put on your headphones. This is the sound of the entada seeds, gathered from the deep rainforest floor. No tuning, no processing—just the raw resonance of the earth itself.
Gathered, Never Felled.
Our studio follows a strict rule: We do not cut living plants for our crafts. Every seed, vine, and piece of drift-wood is sustainably foraged from the rainforest floor after it has completed its natural lifecycle.
Because we rely on what the forest drops, our supply is seasonal and unpredictable. Each piece you own is a limited edition, curated by the wind and collected by human hands.
Own the Only One in Existence
Nature doesn't use molds. The seed chime you receive will vary slightly in shape, curve, and tone from the photos—because it is truly one-of-a-kind.
Once this batch from the rainy season harvest is gone, we cannot 'restock' until the forest provides again. Don't let this unique piece of the rainforest go to someone else.
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