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Breon Bear - $175
In many cultures, the bear has been revered as a symbol of motherhood and nurturing, embodying the virtues of protection and provision. Fiercely protective of their young, bears are known to be powerful and relentless defenders, willing to put their own lives on the line to safeguard their cubs.
Designed to sit Breon Bear by Art Rogers Designs measures 5.5 inches tall. Sewn from mohair (head body belly snout feet pads), and synthetic (eyelids) fabrics. He is 5-way cotter pin jointed, has a needle felt nose, brown hand-painted glass eyes, and airbrushed details.
Kodiak Bear - $165
The name Kodiak refers to the islands off Alaska were the bear population is found. It’s a corruption of qikertaq, Alutiiq for “island” and one place where they lived.
Kodiak Bear by Art Rogers Designs, sitting measure 5-1/2 inches tall. He is sewn from mohair, viscose, and synthetic fabrics. He is 5-way cotter pin jointed, has a needle felt nose, hazel hand-painted glass eyes, and airbrushed details.
AEO Black Neck Stilt - $245
Graceful and stately, the Black-necked Stilt is known for its long, slender rose-pink legs—the second-longest in proportion to body size of any bird, surpassed only by the flamingo. With its delicate black-and-white plumage and strikingly thin black bill, this elegant shorebird moves with poise and precision.
In Hawaiian, the stilt is called ʻĀeʻo, meaning “one standing tall.” Pronounced “ah-eh-oh,” each vowel is distinctly spoken—“a” as in father, e as in bed, and o as in open. This name perfectly reflects the bird’s proud stature and graceful presence.
Standing approximately 16 inches tall and measuring 10 inches from tail to beak, ʻĀeʻo by Art Rogers Designs is entirely handcrafted from soft cotton fabric, with intricate stitching that enhances his fluid form with delicate texture and dimension. His hand-painted hazel glass eyes, subtly airbrushed for depth and realism, capture the watchful elegance of this remarkable shorebird. His sculpted clay beak, carefully painted by hand, completes his lifelike appearance. Beneath his soft exterior, a wire armature runs from his head and neck through his body, legs, and feet, anchoring him securely to his pecan burl base and ensuring stability.
A tribute to grace, resilience, and the beauty of nature, ʻĀeʻo stands as a testament to fine craftsmanship and timeless artistry.
Ace the Blue Footed Booby - $235
The blue-footed booby is also a symbol of creativity and dreaming. It might be time to take that dream and make it a reality. The booby is telling you to keep in touch with your creative side. Anything is possible, as long as you can imagine it.
Ace, the Blue-Footed Booby by Art Rogers Designs, measures 11 inches tall from the base of his glass stand to the tip of his upraised hand-painted clay beak, and 11 inches long from the tip of his beak to the tip of his tail. He is sewn from mohair and synthetic (eyelids and feet) fabrics, He has green hand-painted glass eyes and airbrushed details.
Crimson Ibis - $255
With its brilliant crimson plumage, the scarlet ibis has long been seen as a symbol of passion, vitality, and transformation. Its vivid color, drawn from the food it consumes, reminds us that beauty is shaped by the world that nourishes us. At the same time, its elegance and rarity evoke a sense of fragility and fleeting wonder. Across cultures and stories, the ibis carries layers of meaning — from divine messenger and guardian of wisdom, to a tender emblem of life’s delicacy. In this sculpture, the scarlet ibis stands as a reminder of both strength and vulnerability, radiance and impermanence.
The scarlet ibis are native to South America and the Caribbean, are the only shorebird with red coloration in the world, and is the national bird of Trinidad and Tobago and is featured on their $1 bill.
Crimson Ibis by Art Rogers Designs is an elegant and meticulously crafted mixed-media sculpture, standing approximately 17 inches tall from bottom of his driftwood base to the top of his head.. His striking form is brought to life with a carefully curated selection of premium materials—his body and wings sewn from soft mohair, while his eyelids are crafted from synthetic fabric. Crimson’s expressive blue glass eyes are hand-painted, adding depth and character, while his sculpted clay beak showcases intricate hand-painted detailing. Wire legs and feet provide stability, and subtle airbrushed accents enhance his lifelike presence, making him a stunning and unique collectible.
Eamon Emu - $245
The emu, a flightless bird native to Australia, stands as the country’s tallest bird and the third-tallest in the world—second only to its African cousins, the common and Somali ostriches.
Eamon is an Irish name meaning “guardian” or “protector of prosperity.” Typically pronounced AY-mon, it is the Irish form of the English names Edmund and Edward, both derived from Old English elements — ēad (“prosperity, riches”), mund (“protector”), and ward (“guard”).
Eamon Emu by Art Rogers Designs stands proudly at approximately 16 inches tall, 8 inches wide, and 5 inches deep, securely anchored to a patinaed, gold-toned wood base.
A delightful harmony of texture and tone, Eamon is crafted with European synthetic fabrics for his head and wings and luxurious mohair for his neck and body. Additional materials form his eyelids, legs, and feet, giving him lifelike presence. His expressive green eyes are hand-painted glass, complemented by a hand-sculpted clay beak and delicate airbrushed details that bring this stately bird to life.
Inside, a meticulously formed wire armature extends from his head through his body and legs, providing both structure and lasting stability.
A unique blend of craftsmanship and character, Eamon Emu captures the spirit of Australia’s beloved bird—graceful, curious, and full of personality.
Elnor Emu - $245
The emu, a flightless bird native to Australia, is the country’s tallest bird — and the third-tallest living bird in the world, following its African cousins, the common and Somali ostriches.
Elnor Emu takes his name from a character in Star Trek: Picard — Elnor, meaning “shining light.” A fitting name for such a bright and curious personality.
Elnor Emu by Art Rogers Designs stands proudly at approximately 17 inches tall, 8 inches wide, and 5 inches deep, securely anchored to a silver-patina, blue-toned wooden base.
A delightful blend of textures and artistry, Elnor features luxurious mohair for his neck and body, with longer mohair accenting his head and wings. His hand-painted blue glass eyes sparkle with curiosity, while his sculpted and painted clay beak and airbrushed details bring his lively personality to life.
Beneath his soft exterior lies a carefully crafted wire armature that extends through his head, body, legs, and feet—giving him both strength and graceful stability as he surveys his surroundings.
With his gentle expression and elegant stance, Elnor Emu captures the spirit of Australia’s beloved flightless bird—a whimsical fusion of craftsmanship, character, and charm.
Grey Ibis - $250
The Florida gray Ibis consumes the smallest sea animals, mollusks, and sea grasses. In turn, larger predators like snakes and alligators occasionally find sustenance in consuming the Ibis. In the early 1900’s, Florida women leaders like Ivy Stranahan led the fight in stopping the hunting of water birds solely for their plumes, making it a criminal offense.
Meet Grey Ibis by Art Rogers Designs. Standing proudly at approximately 12 inches tall, 12 inches wide, with a depth of 3 inches, Grey is securely anchored to his 14 inch by 8 inch driftwood base.
Crafted with a harmonious blend of textures, Grey features Belgium viscose for his body, mohair for his wings and tail, and synthetic materials for his eyelids His expressive green eyes are hand-painted glass a hand-sculpted and painted clay beak, and delicate airbrushed details bring him to life.
Beneath his soft exterior lies a meticulously crafted wire armature, extending from his head and neck through his entire body, legs, and feet. This internal framework not only provides structural integrity but also ensures he remains securely anchored to his driftwood base, offering both stability and durability.
A unique fusion of craftsmanship and artistry, Grey Ibis embodies exquisite detail and character.
Hero Raven - $145
In many cultures and spiritual traditions, ravens symbolize intelligence, resourcefulness, spiritual insight, and psychic abilities.. The raven is seen as a symbol of transformation and magic, associated with both the underworld and the spirit world. Its ability to thrive in diverse environments showcases its adaptability, making it a symbol of resilience and resourcefulness.
Hero Raven by Art Rogers Designs measures 11 inches tall from the base of his glass stand to the tip of his tail, and approximately 7 inches long from the tip of his beak to the tip of his tail. He is sewn from mohair (belly, wings, tail) and synthetic (body and eyelids) fabric. He has green hand-painted glass eyes, hand-painted clay beak, wire legs and feet, and airbrushed details.
Magellan Penguin - $225
Penguins symbolizes dreams, adaptability, dual-natures, closeness, family, and spirituality. Penguin is a bird that has adapted to fly through the water instead of the sky – choosing to dive deep into the world of dreams. Named after Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan, who spotted the birds in 1520, the Magellanic penguin is known for its black body and white belly – countershading that helps it avoid predators while swimming.
Magellan Penguin by
Art Rogers Designs stands a full 14.75 inches from the bottom of his hand-painted glass base to the top of his head. He is made from mohair, and synthetic fabrics, with blue hand-painted glass eyes, sculpted clay nose, and airbrushed details.
Noll Egret - $445
Throughout history, egrets have symbolized purity, grace, and wisdom. In ancient civilizations, they were seen as messengers of peace and tranquility, representing harmony, patience, and spiritual enlightenment. Their elegant presence serves as a reminder of balance and adaptability, effortlessly navigating both water and sky.
Standing approximately 31 inches tall from the base of his vintage glass Ball mason jar to the tip of his crest, Noll Egret by Art Rogers Designs is a vision of delicate craftsmanship and refined artistry. His body is sewn from luxurious mohair, while his wings and crest are crafted from soft Tibetan lamb fur, adding texture and movement. His expressive green hand-painted glass eyes are framed by fine synthetic fabric eyelids, giving him a lifelike gaze. Beneath his soft exterior, a wire armature runs from his head and neck through his body, legs, and feet, anchoring him securely to his base and ensuring stability.
With gracefully sculpted wire legs and feet, a sculpted hand-painted clay beak, and subtle airbrushed details, Noll Egret embodies the quiet elegance and serenity of his real-life counterparts. A timeless symbol of beauty, wisdom, and peace, he is a striking tribute to the artistry of nature.
Phlash Flamingo - $245
Flamingos are social birds that live in large colonies, maintaining delicate equilibrium while wading in the shallow waters of their habitat. They serve as reminders of the interconnectedness of life, our collective strength as communities, and the importance of keeping an even keel amidst life’s tumultuous waves.
Phlash Flamingo by Art Rogers Designs stands proudly at approximately 16.5 inches tall, 8 inches wide, with a depth of 5 inches. Phlash is securely anchored to his patinaed wood base. He is a whimsical celebration of color, personality, and playful spirit. Phlash is crafted from mohair, viscose, and synthetic fabrics. His wire armature runs from his neck to his feet, which allow for gentle posing, while providing a gracefully arched neck that captures the elegance and humor of this iconic bird. Hand-painted blue glass eyes, sculpted clay beak, airbrushed accents, intricate detailing, and a splash of unexpected flair in his wings make him a show-stopping companion for any collection. With his bold personality and charming stance, Phlash invites smiles, sparks curiosity, and brings a touch of flamboyant fun wherever he lands.
Quackerjack Duck - $175
Ducks embody adaptability, harmony, connection, and growth, offering a gentle reminder to move through life’s ever-changing currents with ease and grace.
Meet Quackerjack Duck by Art Rogers Designs – a meticulously handcrafted 6-inch sculpture that blends artistry and charm. His soft mohair body is complemented by delicately sculpted synthetic eyelids and feet, while his hand-painted clay bill adds a touch of personality. Sparkling blue glass eyes, individually hand-painted, bring him to life with depth and expression. Subtle airbrushed details enhance his character, making Quackerjack a unique and collectible treasure.
Soleil Yellow Bird - $145
In many cultures, yellow birds are harbingers of happiness, good fortune, and creative energy. Their vibrant hue—reminiscent of sunlight—reflects a spirit of freedom and optimism, gently encouraging us to embrace the beauty of change.
Inspired by the cheerful Yellow Warbler—the most widespread wood-warbler in the Americas, from Alaska to Peru and across the Caribbean—Soleil Yellow Bird by Art Rogers Designs captures the warmth and vitality of this remarkable little traveler.
Measuring approximately 4.5 inches tall and 7 inches from beak to tail, Soleil Yellow Bird by Art Rogers Designs features mohair wings and a soft viscose body. Finely sculpted synthetic eyelids frame expressive, hand-painted blue glass eyes, while a delicately molded and painted clay beak adds natural charm. Wire legs and feet provide a sturdy base, and a personalized aluminum leg band and subtle airbrushed accents bring lifelike detail and character to this joyful creation.
With its uplifting presence and sunny disposition, Soleil Yellow Bird is a delightful reminder that brightness and beauty are always just within reach.
Solis Conure - $195
With its brilliant colors and playful spirit, the sun conure embodies happiness, joy, and celebration. Known for their acrobatic antics and lively energy, these birds bring laughter and light wherever they go. Their radiant plumage showcases a full spectrum of colors including oranges, yellows, blues, and greens. Just as vibrant in personality as in appearance, sun conures are famous for their bold, expressive calls that carry for miles.
The name Solis, derived from the Latin sol (meaning “sun”), perfectly captures the warmth and brilliance of this striking bird.
Standing approximately 10 inches tall, Solis the Sun Conure by Art Rogers Designs perches gracefully atop a glass base filled with antique marbles, merging history with handcrafted artistry. His body, wings, and tail are expertly sewn from mohair, while his delicate eyelids are crafted from fine synthetic fabric. He features hand-painted blue glass eyes, a sculpted and painted clay beak, wire legs and feet, a personalized aluminum leg band, and subtle airbrushed details, all bringing him to life with stunning realism and charm.
A radiant symbol of joy and vitality, Solis is a celebration of color, energy, and the beauty of nature.
Summer Redbird - $145
In many cultures, red birds are seen as symbols of renewal, vitality, and spiritual connection—often believed to carry messages from loved ones who have passed or to offer guidance from beyond. Their bold color and serene presence evoke both courage and comfort.
Inspired by the radiant Summer Tanager—often called the Summer Redbird—this one-of-a-kind sculpture reflects the essence of sun-drenched days and peaceful solitude in the treetops.
Standing 4.5 inches tall and approximately 7 inches long from beak to tail, Summer Redbird by Art Rogers Designs features wings crafted from mohair, a body of soft viscose, and finely detailed synthetic eyelids. He gazes with striking blue hand-painted glass eyes and has a delicately sculpted and painted clay beak. Wire legs and feet provide stability, while personalized aluminum leg band and subtle airbrushing add lifelike depth and distinctive personality.
Whether perched on a shelf or nested in a special corner, Summer Redbird brings warmth, symbolism, and a gentle reminder to pause and enjoy life’s simpler moments.
Tempus Fugit - Bran - $245
Crows and ravens have long captivated the human imagination, symbolizing everything from death and mystery to wisdom and transformation. Across cultures and mythologies, their meanings vary widely — sometimes seen as omens or messengers of the gods, other times as keepers of knowledge and foresight. Their dark beauty and intelligence make them enduring symbols of life’s deeper mysteries. Crows are highly social creatures, often gathering in vast family groups and communal roosts, while ravens are more solitary, forming lifelong pair bonds and preferring the company of only one or two others. Together, they embody both the collective and the individual spirit — connection and independence, community and introspection.
“Tempus fugit” (pronounced TEM-puhs FOO-juht) — Latin for time flies — serves as a timeless reminder of how swiftly life moves and how precious each moment is.
Bran by Art Rogers Designs is a one-of-a-kind mixed media sculpture standing approximately 14 inches tall, from the base of his vintage wood and metal spooll to the tip of his sculpted beak. Suspended from his beak, a pocket watch hints at the fleeting nature of time, while his gaze seems to hold the quiet wisdom of ages.
Bran is meticulously handcrafted using a combination of traditional and modern materials. His body, wings, and tail are sewn from fine mohair, while his eyelids are formed from synthetic fabrics to achieve subtle texture and expression. His striking blue glass eyes are hand-painted, and his three-inch sculpted clay beak is carefully shaped and painted for lifelike realism. Gentle airbrushed accents add depth and nuance to his features.
Every element, from the choice of fabric to the suspended pocket watch, was designed to echo the central theme of tempus fugit — a reminder that time, like life itself, is fleeting yet full of beauty.
A symbol of change, reflection, and the beauty of impermanence, Bran invites us to pause and contemplate life’s passing moments — to embrace curiosity, transformation, and the wonder within each season. More than a sculpture, he is a meditation on the passage of time.
Brân (pronounced “BRAHN”)is a Welsh word for crow and raven — a fitting name for this contemplative and timeless creation.
Charlie Cat - $225
Cats’ roles in cultural mythology has been diverse, ranging from symbols of protection and fortune to associations with magic and mysticism.
Designed to sit, Charlie Cat by Art Rogers Designs measures approximately 11 inches long and 9 inches tall sitting.. He is crafted from a luxurious blend of materials—featuring mohair for his belly, muzzle, paw pads, and inner ears; European plush for his body, tail, and outer ears; and soft synthetic fabrics for his eyelids—creating a rich, tactile texture with lifelike charm. Fully five-way jointed for gentle poseability, this whimsical feline comes to life with hand-painted green glass eyes, a delicately felted wool nose, and airbrushed accents. Each detail adds depth, personality, and a touch of whimsy to this one-of-a-kind creation.
Donavan Coo - $185
Highland cows are the iconic Scottish breed of cattle known for their unmistakable wavy coats and long horns. Highland cows—affectionately known as “Heilan Coo” in Scottish—are a beloved symbol of the Scottish Highlands
Donavan Coo by Art Rogers Designs is handcrafted from premium mohair and synthetic fabrics. This charming collectible, designed to sit, measures approximately 7.5 inches tall and features intricate details such as hand-painted clay horns, captivating brown hand-painted glass eyes that bring him to life. The airbrushed accents add an extra layer of artistry, making this piece truly unique. With 5-way cotter pin jointing allowing for versatile posting, this adorable Highland Cow is sure to bring a touch of Scottish charm to any collection.Highland cows are the iconic Scottish breed of cattle known for their unmistakable wavy coats and long horns. Highland cows—affectionately known as “Heilan Coo” in Scottish—are a beloved symbol of the Scottish Highlands.
Homer Holstein - $185
Discover the rich symbolism of cows, revered across cultures for their associations with fertility, generosity, motherhood, and serenity. Featured prominently in mythologies and ancient religions, cows hold a special place in the human experience. Among them, the striking Holstein breed, characterized by its distinctive black spots on a white coat, hails from the Netherlands and is celebrated for its beauty and grace.
Meet Homer Holstein by Art Rogers Designs, a lovingly handcrafted collectible that embodies this cherished breed. Crafted from luxurious mohair, soft Tibetan lamb, and durable synthetic fabrics, Homer stands approximately 7 inches tall and is designed to sit elegantly. His hand-painted clay horns and sparkling blue hand-painted glass eyes add a touch of personality, while exquisite airbrushed details enhance his charm.
Keiran Coo - $185
Highland cows are the iconic Scottish breed of cattle known for their unmistakable wavy coats and long horns. Highland cows—affectionately known as “Heilan Coo” in Scottish—are a beloved symbol of the Scottish Highlands
Keiran Coo by Art Rogers Designs is handcrafted from premium mohair and synthetic fabrics. This charming collectible, designed to sit, measures approximately 7.5 inches tall and features intricate details such as hand-painted clay horns, sparkling blue hand-painted glass eyes that bring him to life. The airbrushed accents add an extra layer of artistry, making this piece truly unique. With 5-way cotter pin jointing allowing for versatile posting, this adorable Highland Cow is sure to bring a touch of Scottish charm to any collection.
Dakota Dachshund - $175
Throughout history, dogs have appeared in art, literature, and folklore as timeless symbols of loyalty, bravery, and unconditional love.
Among them, the dachshund carries special meaning. Known for their tenacity, courage, independence, and adaptability, these little “badger hounds” were originally bred to burrow into dens and hunt. Symbolically, they embody overcoming challenges, a bold spirit in a small package, and unwavering devotion to family.
Meet Dakota Dachshund, by Art Rogers Designs, the utterly charming mohair dachshund measuring 11 inches long (including tail) and standing 5 inches tall. With a jointed neck and wired tail, Dakota can strike a variety of playful poses. His body, head, outer ears, legs and tail are crafted from mohair. His inner ears and eyelids are carefully lined with synthetic fabric to frame his warm, hand-painted brown glass eyes. A needle-felted nose, delicate hand-applied whiskers, and subtle airbrushed accents add irresistible character and lifelike detail.
To finish his look, Dakota wears a dapper leather collar—because every pup deserves a touch of style. One glance at his face and you’ll agree: Dakota is simply ear-resistible!
Fiyero Frenchie - $175
Throughout history, dogs have been depicted in art, literature, and folklore, representing qualities such as loyalty, bravery, and unconditional love.
Introducing Fiyero Frenchie by Art Rogers Designs, a charming companion standing at 7 inches tall and boasting intricate craftsmanship. This adorable piece is meticulously handcrafted from luxurious mohair, with the exception of his eyelids and paw pads which feature high-quality synthetic materials. Fiyero enchants with a needle felted wool nose, a playful tongue peeking out, and delicate hand-applied whiskers. His captivating glass hazel eyes are meticulously hand-painted, with intricate airbrushed details, adding a lifelike touch to his expression. Complete with a dashing leather collar, Fiyero Frenchie is a delightful addition to any collection.
Maxx Dog - $175
Throughout history, dogs have been depicted in art, literature, and folklore, representing qualities such as loyalty, bravery, and unconditional love.
Maxx Dog by Art Rogers Designs is our Grynch’s best friend and companion, who is clearly loyal enough to go along with the Grynch’s crazy shenanigans. Maxx Dog is 9 inches tall including his antler. He is 5 way jointed sewn with luxurious mohair for his body, viscose for his ears, with ultra-soft synthetic fabric used for his eyelids and paws. Maxx features Art’s signature look: a quirky expression with large, striking hand-painted glass eyes. Airbrushed details and an antler tied atop his head are the finishing touches to bring him to life!
Maxx 2.0 Dog - $185
Throughout history, dogs have been depicted in art, literature, and folklore, representing qualities such as loyalty, bravery, and unconditional love.
Maxx 2.0 Dog by Art Rogers Designs is a larger version of our original 9 inch tall Maxx Dog. He is 14 inches tall including his antler. Maxx Dog is our Grynch’s best friend and companion, who is clearly loyal enough to go along with the Grynch’s crazy shenanigans. He is 5 way jointed and sewn from mohair (body, limbs, tail, outer ear) and ultra-soft synthetic (inner ear, paws, eyelids) fabrics. Maxx 2.0 features Art’s signature look: a quirky expression with large, striking hand-painted glass eyes. Airbrushed details and an antler tied atop his head are the finishing touches to bring him to life!
Gingy the Gingerbread Man - $95
It’s crisp, spicy, and often takes the shape of a miniature girl or boy. What is it? Gingerbread! A favorite treat that is now baked in countless ovens throughout the Christmas season, but its beginnings were surprisingly humble. Originally a root used in Chinese medicine, ginger was brought to Europe via the Silk Road in the Middle Ages. This mysterious, spicy root eventually made its way into hard cookies reminiscent of today’s gingerbread. As gingerbread’s popularity grew, Queen Elizabeth I decided to bestow these cookies as gifts upon dignitaries. Edged in gold leaf and appearing in many different shapes, these cookies became a symbol of wealth and stature. Although gingerbread had a humble beginning as a Chinese root, it was quickly recognized as something more delectable.
Standing at 8.5 inches tall, Gingy the Gingerbread Man by Art Rogers Designs is a delightful handcrafted creation brimming with character and charm. His jointed head and wire-armatured arms and legs make him poseable and full of life. Carefully crafted from viscose, wool, and synthetic fabrics, Gingy features exquisite details like a needle-felted red mouth, vibrant blue eyebrows, and purple buttons.
Adorned with felt piping along his arms, waist, and legs, he’s further brought to life by his sparkling blue hand-painted glass eyes. To complete his festive look, Gingy wears a red felt Santa hat trimmed with soft white mohair. He is accented with subtle airbrushed details. Perfect for holiday displays or as a collectible, Gingy is a one-of-a-kind treasure that brings holiday cheer wherever he goes.
Grynch - $185
In popular culture, the Grinch character has become an anti-icon of Christmas and the winter holidays, as a symbol of those who despise the holiday, much in the same nature as the earlier character of Ebenezer Scrooge. However, the lesson learned from his story is that kindness and love are the things we need most. People might feel isolated, lonely and resentful for good reasons, and it’s important to make people feel included.
Meet Grynch by Art Rogers Designs! This mischievous little imp is ready to steal the spotlight this holiday season. Grynch is expertly crafted to sit at 7 inches tall (standing at 9 inches) and features exquisite, hand-painted green eyes that bring him to life. He is fully 5-way cotter pin jointed, allowing for poseability, and is meticulously sewn from a luxurious mix of mohair, wool, and synthetic fabrics. Subtle airbrushed accents enhance his unique personality, making him a true collector’s delight.
Dressed in a festive bright red Santa suit with black boots, Grynch is sure to add charm and whimsy to your holiday décor. Whether displayed on a shelf or nestled under the tree, he’s guaranteed to bring smiles all season long!
Heckle - $175
Heckle’s name is based on the Heckle and Jeckle animated Terrytoons cartoon characters. The characters are a pair of identical anthropomorphic yellow-billed magpies who usually cause problems to others and for themselves with their bizarre antics. Heckle speaks in a tough New York style manner, while Jeckle has a more polite British accent.
Heckle by Art Rogers Designs stands 11 inches tall, is 3-way cotter-pin jointed (arms and head), hand-crafted and painted clay head, hazel hand-painted glass eyes. Made from viscose (body), and European synthetic (mohawk mane that runs down his back and tail) fabrics.
Igor the Hunchback - $175
Igor is best known as the hunchbacked laboratory assistant often seen at the side of Gothic villains—or, in some portrayals, as a fiendish schemer serving only himself. Bela Lugosi famously played such a character in Son of Frankenstein and The Ghost of Frankenstein. Over time, Igor has become a familiar figure in horror films and their parodies, traditionally linked with mad scientists, especially Victor Frankenstein. Interestingly, Mary Shelley’s original Frankenstein novel contains no character named Igor, nor does it feature a lab assistant. Instead, the Igor we know today is a composite character, shaped by stage adaptations and Universal Studios’ classic film series. Many Igor-like figures are also given a distinctive voice reminiscent of actor Peter Lorre, further cementing the archetype in popular culture.
Igor by Art Rogers Designs stands approximately 9.5 inches tall (6 inches when seated) and is entirely handmade. He is 5-way disc-jointed at the head, arms, and legs, allowing for playful posing. Crafted from a mix of wool, mohair, and ultra-soft synthetic fabrics, Igor has a wonderfully tactile presence. His quirky expression—highlighted by large, hand-painted green glass eyes—will make you smile with every glance. Finishing touches like delicate airbrushed shading, a leather collar, and his whimsical, sparsely threaded “hair” bring this mischievous character vividly to life.
Jekyll - $175
Jekyll’s name is based on the Robert Louis Stevenson novel, The Strange case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, as well as a play on the cartoon characters Heckle and Jeckle.
Jekyll by Art Rogers Designs stands 9.5 inches tall, is 3-way cotter-pin jointed (arms and head), hand-crafted and painted clay head, green hand-painted glass eyes, and made from viscose fabric (body, tail).
Lucky the Leprechaun - $185
Leprechauns are agile male fairies known for guarding hidden treasures, often a pot of gold, and their playful nature makes them legendary tricksters. According to Irish folklore, if a mere mortal manages to catch one, the leprechaun may just reveal the secret location of his treasure in exchange for his freedom.
Step into the enchanting world of Irish folklore with Lucky the Leprechaun by Art Rogers Designs, a delightful embodiment of the mischievous spirit that captivates the imagination. Lucky measures 10 inches long and stands 7 inches tall, designed to sit gracefully in your collection. He sports an oversized wool felt hat adorned with a charming brown wool felt band and a festive shamrock, embodying the spirit of St. Patrick’s Day.
Handcrafted with care, Lucky is made from pure wool felt in a stunning blue-green hue, while synthetic fabric is used for his face, ears, and hands. His vibrant orange hair and full beard are crafted from hand-dyed mohair, adding a touch of whimsy, and subtle airbrushed details enhance his features and inner ears.
With exquisite hand-painted green glass eyes, Lucky has a captivating gaze that draws you in and warms your heart. As a 5-way cotter pin jointed figure, he offers versatile posing options, making him a charming addition to any collection or a thoughtful gift for those who cherish the magic of folklore. Bring home Lucky the Leprechaun and let the spirit of mischief and luck brighten your space!
Eldred Elephant - $175
Elephants represent many things: they’re symbols of luck and prosperity, but they are also powerful beings that use their mighty strength to remove obstacles and negative forces. They also represent wisdom, long life, memory and vitality.
Eldred is a masculine name of Old English and Anglo-Saxon origins, from Ealdred, meaning “old, venerable counsel.” This high-minded title has been used as a surname and personal name throughout the centuries but has recently been hiding from the spotlight.
Eldred Elephant by Art Rogers Designs measures 5-1/2 inches tall sitting. He is sewn from mohair (body, limbs, ears) synthetic (trunk, eyelids, foot pads), and wool (toe nails) fabrics. He has blue hand-painted glass eyes, and is 5-way cotter pin jointed.
FitzRoy Fox - $165
In many cultures, seeing a fox is considered a good omen. The fox’s cleverness, adaptability, and survival skills are seen as positive traits, suggesting that good fortune, problem-solving, and personal growth may be on the horizon.
FitzRoy Fox by Art Rogers Designs is designed to sit, he measures 6 inches tall sitting, is 5-way cotter pin jointed, with wire armature which allows for gentle posing. He is entirely handmade and sewn from mohair and synthetic (eyelids) fabrics, and a wool felted nose. He has blue hand-painted eyes, and airbrushed details.
Kirin Giraffe - $165
In many African cultures, the giraffe is revered as a symbol of grace, elegance, and adaptability. Its towering height and distinctive appearance have captured the imagination of people for centuries, making it a source of inspiration in art, folklore, and storytelling.
Kirin is the Japanese word for giraffe but a Kirin is also a mythical beast from Japanese lore. It was imported from China, where it is known as a Qilin, and it is part of a mythical family of single-horned beasts that can be seen when an illustrious leader passes or comes to be. The association with giraffes came in the Ming dynasty, when Zheng He went to Somalia and first saw the creatures.
Standing 10.5 inches tall, Kirin Giraffe by Art Rogers Designs is eager to be adopted! His artfully-detailed fur has been air brushed and crafted from mohair, synthetic fabric and rayon. His hazel hand-painted glass eyes are the perfect complement to the golden tones of his fur. Stuffed with fiberfill, his head is jointed for gentle posability.
Abeeku Goat - $175
The goat symbolism and meanings include nourishment, fertility, aspiration, strength and resilience. Being among the first animals to be domesticated, goats have become familiar to people across diverse cultures.
In the Akan language spoken in Ghana, the name Abeeku translates to Born on Wednesday. The Akan people of Ghana traditionally assign names based on the day of the week a child is born, as they believe it influences the newborn’s character and destiny. Therefore, Abeeku is given to children born on a Wednesday.
Abeeku Goat by Art Rogers Designs stands 11.5 inches tall and approximately 9” from nose to tail. He is handcrafted from mohair (legs, face, horns, inside ears) and synthetic (body, tail, outside ears) fabrics. He has a red felt mouth, 2 curved horns (mohair), jointed head with wire armature, blue hand-painted glass eyes, and airbrushed details.
Busby B - $225
Throughout history, bees have been powerful symbols of focus, dedication, and hard work. Their tireless efforts and seamless teamwork represent cooperation, community, and the rewards of persistence. Across many cultures, bees are also seen as harbingers of prosperity, fertility, and abundance, as they play a vital role in sustaining life through pollination. Beyond their industrious nature, bees carry deep spiritual significance, often symbolizing rejuvenation, harmony, and divine connection—reminding us of the intricate balance between nature and life’s greater purpose.
Busby B by Art Rogers Designs is a striking mixed-media sculpture that hovers proudly at 11 inches tall, from the base to the tip of his elegant wings. His body measures approximately 7 inches from the top of his delicate antennae to the end of his rounded backside, with a width of 4 inches and an impressive 10-inch wingspan. From his six sturdy legs to the highest point of his wings, he stands at 7 inches tall.
Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, Busby B’s body is sewn from a rich blend of mohair and synthetic fabrics, creating a charmingly textured appearance. His wings, a true masterpiece, are hand-formed from wire and iridescent fabric that shimmers beautifully with every shift of light. His antennae, sculpted from wire and clay, add a whimsical touch, while his hand-painted glass blue eyes and needle-felted red wool mouth give him a lively expression. Completing his distinctive look, a carefully sculpted clay stinger adds the perfect finishing touch.
Busby B is not just a sculpture—he’s a celebration of artistry, texture, and imagination, designed to bring a touch of magic to any space.
Dash Dragonfly - $225
Dragonflies embody change, transformation, new beginnings, and adaptability, qualities mirrored in their dazzling colors and mesmerizing flight. These remarkable insects are among Earth’s oldest fliers, with ancestors that soared the skies 300 million years ago. Incredibly, some prehistoric dragonflies boasted wingspans as wide as those of modern hawks!
Dash Dragonfly by Art Rogers Designs hovers at 21 inches tall, measured from the bottom of his base to the tip of his elegant wings. His body spans approximately 11.5 inches from the head to tail, with a width of 2.5 inches and an impressive 16-inch wingspan. From the bottom of his six legs to the top of his wings, Dash measures 15 inches in height. Crafted with care, his body is sewn from a delightful blend of mohair and synthetic fabrics, giving him a charming, textured appearance. His wings are a masterpiece, hand-crafted from wire and iridescent fabric that shimmers beautifully in the light, adding to his whimsical charm. His blue eyes are hand-painted, and airbrushing details completes his one-of-a-kind look.
Skeeter Mosquito - $215
Mosquito symbolism reminds you how unimportant and temporary things are. Especially those things that irritate you. Mosquitoes represent persistence, as they are relentless in their pursuit.
Meet Skeeter Mosquito by Art Rogers Designs, a captivating mixed-media creation standing 6.5 inches tall with a body that stretches 11 inches long, from his head to the tip of his elegant, shimmering wings. Measuring 7 inches wide at his middle set of legs, he boasts a striking presence.
Handcrafted with meticulous attention to detail, Skeeter’s body is sewn from luxurious mohair fabrics, giving him a delightfully textured and lifelike appearance. His head is jointed for movement and posing. His wings are a true masterpiece, skillfully crafted from wire and iridescent fabric that catches the light beautifully, enhancing his whimsical charm.
But watch out—his stinger means business! Sculpted from clay and hand-painted, it adds the perfect finishing touch. His expressive hand-painted blue eyes bring him to life, while carefully applied airbrushing details completes his one-of-a-kind look.
A unique blend of artistry and craftsmanship, Skeeter Mosquito is sure to be a standout in any collection.
Lewyn Lion - $165
A lion traditionally symbolizes courage, strength, and nobility, embodying the qualities of a fearless leader and protector. Often revered as the “king of beasts,” the lion represents royalty, power, and authority, signifying leadership and dominance in the natural world. Its majestic presence also conveys stateliness, honor, and valor, making it a universal emblem of bravery and resilience throughout history and across cultures.
Lewyn Lion by Art Rogers Designs is a stunning 6-inch seated textile mixed-media sculpture, masterfully crafted to capture both the regal presence and gentle soul of its namesake. Hand-sewn from a blend of luxurious mohair and premium synthetic fabrics, Lewyn boasts a richly textured mane and body, bringing depth and dimension to his noble form.
At the heart of his character is a sculpted clay head, skillfully shaped to convey warmth, wisdom, and a touch of playfulness. His striking green, hand-painted glass eyes seem to hold a quiet strength, drawing the viewer into his gaze. Airbrushed details enhance the depth of his expression, while his 5-way jointed body allows for gentle repositioning, making him an interactive and dynamic piece of art.
The name Lewyn carries deep historical significance, originating from English and Old French roots, with meanings of beloved friend and lion-hearted. This reflects the very essence of Lewyn’s presence—one of loyalty, strength, and affection. Whether displayed as a centerpiece in a collection or cherished as a symbol of courage and companionship, Lewyn Lion is a truly one-of-a-kind heirloom piece that speaks to the heart.
Lewyn Lion is handcrafted — making him as unique as the bonds of friendship and the spirit of resilience his name represents.
Tikuri Anibesa Lion - $175
The Ethiopian black-maned lion, also known as the “black lion,” is a rare subspecies of lion, distinguished by its dark mane, and is found in the mountainous regions of Ethiopia, particularly in the Bale Mountains National Park. A lion traditionally symbolizes courage, strength, and nobility, embodying the qualities of a fearless leader and protector. Often revered as the “king of beasts,” the lion represents royalty, power, and authority, signifying leadership and dominance in the natural world. Its majestic presence also conveys stateliness, honor, and valor, making it a universal emblem of bravery and resilience throughout history and across cultures.
Tikuri Anibesa – the Black-Maned Lion of Ethiopia by Art Rogers Designs is a 5-1/2-inch seated textile mixed-media sculpture, inspired by the majestic black-maned lions of Ethiopia. Handcrafted with precision and artistry, he is sewn from a carefully selected combination of luxurious mohair and high-quality synthetic fabrics, giving his mane and body a rich, tactile depth. His expressive hand-painted green glass eyes bring him to life, while his sculpted wool felt nose and delicate airbrushed shading add to his lifelike charm.
Designed for movement and versatility, Tikuri Anibesa features a 5-way jointed body, allowing gentle repositioning of his head, arms, and legs. His meticulously shaded mane reflects the beauty and power of the Ethiopian black-maned lion, a rare and revered symbol of strength, resilience, and nobility.
The name T’ik’uri Ānibesa comes from the Amharic language, the official language of Ethiopia, and translates to “lion with a black mane.” These legendary lions, often associated with Ethiopian royalty and heritage, have long been admired for their striking dark manes and commanding presence.
Tikuri Anibesa is more than just a sculpture—he is a tribute to the rich cultural and natural heritage of Ethiopia, embodying both the untamed power and gentle grace of this magnificent creature. A truly one-of-a-kind collectible, he is perfect for art enthusiasts, collectors, and those who appreciate the symbolism of courage and regality.
Tikuri Anibesa lion is individually handcrafted, and is a unique work of art—just like the legendary lions that inspired him.
Marcel Monkey - $225
Among spirit animals, the monkey stands out as a symbol of curiosity, playfulness, adaptability, and intelligence—reminding us to embrace joy, navigate challenges with agility, and nurture meaningful social bonds.
Marcel Monkey by Art Rogers Designs is, a whimsical soft sculpture that brings these traits to life in a charming and character-filled design. Marcel measures 12 inches tall (10 inches seated) and is carefully sewn from a mix of premium materials: long honey-blond mohair for the body and head, Japanese synthetic plush for the arms and legs, and ultra-soft synthetics for his expressive face, tummy, and paw pads—creating a rich and huggable texture.
His large, hand-painted blue glass eyes and quirky expression are full of mischief and charm, guaranteed to make you smile. Delicate airbrushed detailing adds depth and dimension, giving Marcel a lifelike presence and irresistible personality.
Whether as a collector’s piece or a delightful reminder to keep life lighthearted, Marcel Monkey is sure to bring joy and spark conversation wherever he’s placed.
Banjo Rabbit - $175
Despite its Dutch name, the Dutch rabbit actually originated in England, becoming one of the most beloved breeds worldwide. Renowned for its gentle temperament and endearing personality, the Dutch rabbit serves as the muse behind this unique creation, celebrating its beauty and charm in a new artistic form.
Banjo the Brown Dutch Rabbit by Art Rogers Designs measures 6 inches tall, and is entirely handmade with love. He is sewn from mohair with ultra-soft synthetic fabric used for his eyelids. 5-way disc jointed (head, arms, legs) and a wire armature that allows for playful posing. He features Art’s signature look: a quirky expression with large, striking hand painted glass eyes. Airbrushed details are the finishing touches to bring him to life!
Roger Rabbit - $175
In ancient traditions, rabbits were cherished as symbols of fertility, renewal, and prosperity. In later folklore, they took on the role of the clever trickster, known to bring luck and good fortune—but only to those who treat them with respect.
Roger Rabbit by Art Rogers Designs captures the charm and mystique of these legends in a meticulously handcrafted soft sculpture. Standing 7 inches tall, he is sewn from a rich blend of mohair, viscose, and synthetic fabrics, chosen for their texture, softness, and visual appeal.
Roger is 5-way cotter pin jointed for gentle poseability and features striking blue hand-painted glass eyes that sparkle with mischief. Subtle airbrushed details add depth and warmth, giving him a lifelike presence with a touch of whimsy.
Whether you’re drawn to folklore or fine craftsmanship, Roger Rabbit is a delightful addition to any art collection—brimming with personality, symbolism, and charm.
Royal Rabbit - $200
Throughout folklore, rabbits have symbolized abundance, intuition, and gentle wisdom—creatures both humble and noble in spirit. Royal Rabbit by Art Rogers Designs beautifully embodies this spirit in a one-of-a-kind, heirloom-quality sculpture designed to enchant collectors and admirers alike.
Standing approximately 14.5 inches tall, this charming figure is lovingly handcrafted from a blend of luxurious mohair and viscose fabrics, offering rich texture and warmth. Fully 5-way jointed and designed to stand, Royal strikes a quietly regal pose—elevated by a tender detail: he holds his own miniature handmade blue velveteen bunny, an affectionate companion that adds depth and story.
His face, sculpted from clay, is meticulously hand-painted, featuring sparkling blue glass eyes that capture light and attention with lifelike expression. Subtle airbrushed accents and finely finished touches complete this exquisite piece.
Whether displayed as a centerpiece or gifted to someone special, Royal Rabbit is a timeless symbol of artistry, imagination, and heart.
Cha Cha Rooster - $175
As the herald of dawn, the rooster’s crow reminds us of life’s cycles and the promise of a fresh start each day. Beyond its morning call, the rooster also represents fidelity and punctuality, standing as a steadfast presence in the rhythm of life.
Cha Cha Rooster by Art Rogers Designs is a bold and charismatic symbol of new beginnings. With his confident pose and vibrant personality, Cha Cha Rooster stands approximately 9 inches tall. He is expertly crafted from European plush for a high quality soft yet textured body, while his velveteen comb and wattle add a rich contrast. His expressive blue glass eyes are hand-painted, and his sculpted clay beak gives him a lifelike presence. Cha Cha’s sturdy wire legs and feet ensure he stands with confidence, while subtle airbrushed details add depth and character to his unique design.
A true one-of-a-kind creation, Cha Cha Rooster is a charming blend of artistry and craftsmanship, ready to bring a touch of whimsy and meaning to any space.
Hazel Chicken - $175
Chickens have long been symbols of vitality and good fortune, representing everything from maternal devotion and protection to courage, vigilance, and abundance. In many cultures, the hen embodies nurturing love and selfless care, while also signifying prosperity and new beginnings. The Brown Chicken—a gentle cross of the Rhode Island Red and White—has become a modern icon of productivity and calm temperament, known to lay over 300 eggs a year and loved as both a companion and provider.
Hazel Chicken by Art Rogers Designs embodies this spirit of warmth and good fortune with bold personality and charm. Standing approximately 9 inches tall, she is crafted from soft mohair that gives her body rich texture, accented with velveteen comb and wattle for contrast. Her hand-painted brown glass eyes bring a lifelike sparkle, while a sculpted clay beak adds character and realism. Supported by sturdy wire legs and feet, Hazel stands proudly and confidently. Subtle airbrushed shading completes her expressive presence—an endearing symbol of abundance, grace, and good cheer.
Fun Fact: Combs and wattles are used by chickens to regulate body temperature since they cannot sweat.
Kalamari the Squid - $285
The squid symbolizes creativity, intelligence, cyclical movement, illusion, and the unconscious mind in mythology and folklore. It is often associated with adaptability and resilience due to its ability to change colors and squeeze into tight spaces.
Kalamari the Squid by Art Rogers Designs is 17 inches in height and rests on his acrylic stand (total height on stand is approximately 21 inches), that highlights his ten graceful tentacles and wispy strands of string cascading from the top of his head and drape loosely at the base of his stand. Kalamari is crafted entirely by hand from a soft cotton fabric. The fabric is highly embellished with detailed stitching that adds dimension to his free-flowing form. HIs albino pink hand-painted glass eyes have delicate airbrushing to bring them to focus.
Kuro Kurage - $195
In many cultures, the jellyfish is a symbol of energetic flow, spiritual entanglement, and the healing principles of Reiki. With no need to resist or force direction, jellyfish surrender to the rhythm of ocean currents—living embodiments of trust, intuition, and effortless movement through life.
Kuro Kurage (Japanese for black jellyfish) by Art Rogers Designs is a striking soft sculpture standing 26 inches tall. Elegantly displayed on a hand-painted black wooden stand, this one-of-a-kind piece showcases Art Rogers’ signature mixed-media craftsmanship. Through its graceful form and flowing presence, Kuro Kurage invites reflection, stillness, and connection to the deeper currents that guide us.
Murasaki Kurage - $195
In many cultures, the jellyfish is a symbol of energetic flow, spiritual entanglement, and the healing principles of Reiki. With no need to resist or force direction, jellyfish surrender to the rhythm of ocean currents—living embodiments of trust, intuition, and effortless movement through life.
Murasaki Kurage (Japanese for purple jellyfish) by Art Rogers Designs is a striking soft sculpture standing 26 inches tall. Elegantly displayed on a hand-painted whitewash wooden stand, this one-of-a-kind piece showcases Art Rogers’ signature mixed-media craftsmanship. Through its graceful form and flowing presence, Murasaki Karage invites reflection, stillness, and connection to the deeper currents that guide us.
Nereus Narwhal - $225
Narwhals, often called “unicorns of the sea,” symbolize uniqueness, mystery, freedom, and intuition, embodying the wonder and magic of the ocean’s depths. Their long, spiraling tusk is a prominent feature, representing their spiritual mission and connecting them to ancient myths. The narwhal is different from all other toothed whales in that it has no teeth in its mouth. Instead, male narwhals have a single long, straight tooth (or tusk) that protrudes two to three meters (six to 10 feet) out of the upper left jaw. Females almost never have a tusk. Unlike some whale species that migrate, narwhals spend their lives in the Arctic waters of Canada, Greenland, Norway and Russia.
Nereus Narwhal by Art Rogers Designs stands proudly on his natural wood pedestal, measuring approximately 19.5 inches tall from his wood base to the tip of his tusk, 14 inches wide, and 12 inches deep. He is meticulously handcrafted from vintage upholstery and viscose fabrics, giving him both texture and character. His sculpted clay tusk adds striking detail, while his hand-painted blue eyes and gentle airbrushed accents bring warmth and lifelike expression to this whimsical sea traveler.
Nereus (neh-roos) is a sea god from Greek mythology, wise and old-school powerful, and is associated with the bounty of the sea, particularly fish, and is revered for his wisdom, gentle nature, and prophetic abilities. Nereus is also known as the father of the Nereids, the goddesses who protect sailors and fishermen and come to the aid of those in distress at sea. Exuding wisdom and benevolence.
Norman Narwhal - $200
Narwhals, often called “unicorns of the sea,” symbolize uniqueness, mystery, freedom, and intuition, embodying the wonder and magic of the ocean’s depths. Their long, spiraling tusk is a prominent feature, representing their spiritual mission and connecting them to ancient myths. The narwhal is different from all other toothed whales in that it has no teeth in its mouth. Instead, male narwhals have a single long, straight tooth (or tusk) that protrudes two to three meters (six to 10 feet) out of the upper left jaw. Females almost never have a tusk. Unlike some whale species that migrate, narwhals spend their lives in the Arctic waters of Canada, Greenland, Norway and Russia.
Norman Narwhal by Art Rogers Designs stands proudly on his natural wood pedestal, measuring approximately 18 inches tall from his base to the tip of his tusk, 16 inches wide, and 10 inches deep. He is meticulously handcrafted from vintage upholstery and viscose fabrics, giving him both texture and character. His sculpted clay tusk adds striking detail, while his hand-painted blue eyes and gentle airbrushed accents bring warmth and lifelike expression to this whimsical sea traveler.
The name Norman “Northman” or “Man from the North”. It originates from the Old Norse term “Nortmann,” referring to the Vikings who settled in Normandy, France. The name gained prominence after the Norman Conquest of England in 1066, signifying the powerful Norman aristocracy and their cultural influence.
Oskar Octopus - $275
Octopuses symbolize intelligence, adaptability, and mystery, representing wisdom, transformation, and resilience. Their ability to camouflage and escape danger links them to illusion, protection, and deception, while their regenerative abilities symbolize healing and renewal. As deep-sea creatures, they also embody intuition, emotions, and the subconscious mind. They’ve existed for over 300 million years and can even walk on two arms to blend in with their surroundings.
Oskar Octopus by Art Rogers Designs is 10 inches in height and rests on his acrylic stand, that highlights his eight graceful intertwined tentacles and wispy strands of string cascading from the top of his head and drape loosely at the base of his stand. Oskar is crafted entirely by hand from a soft synthetic fabric. The textured fabric is highly embellished with detailed stitching that adds dimension to his free-flowing form. HIs green hand-painted glass eyes have delicate airbrushing to bring them to focus.
The names Oskar and Oscar are essentially the same name, with Oskar more prevalent in Scandinavian, German, and Eastern European regions, while Oscar being the more common spelling in English-speaking countries. Both spellings derive from the Old Norse name Ásgeirr, meaning “god’s spear.”
Otis Octopus - $285
Octopuses symbolize intelligence, adaptability, and mystery, representing wisdom, transformation, and resilience. Their ability to camouflage and escape danger links them to illusion, protection, and deception, while their regenerative abilities symbolize healing and renewal. As deep-sea creatures, they also embody intuition, emotions, and the subconscious mind. They’ve existed for over 300 million years and can even walk on two arms to blend in with their surroundings.
Otis Octopus by Art Rogers Designs is 12 inches in height (16 inches on his acrylic stand), that highlights his eight graceful intertwined tentacles and wispy strands of string cascading from the top of his head and drape loosely at the base of his stand. Otis is crafted entirely by hand from a soft synthetic fabric. The textured fabric is highly embellished with detailed stitching that adds dimension to his free-flowing form. His blue hand-painted glass eyes have delicate airbrushing to bring them to focus.
Sergio Seahorse - $125
The seahorse symbolizes strength, calmness, contentment, friendliness, and gentleness. They are believed to bring good luck and protection, especially when given to sailors or individuals who make a living by working aboard ships and sea ferries.
Sergio Seahorse by Art Rogers Designs is approximately 20 inches tall from the base of his wood stand to the top of his mane. His body is approximately 12 inches long from his tail to the top of his mane. His body is handmade from an ultra soft synthetic fabric. His fin is crafted from upholstery fabric, and synthetic used for his eyelids. His mane is European synthetic fabric. He has blue hand-painted glass eyes with airbrushed details around his eyes.
Sonny Seahorse - $125
The seahorse symbolizes strength, calmness, contentment, friendliness, and gentleness. They are believed to bring good luck and protection, especially when given to sailors or individuals who make a living by working aboard ships and sea ferries.
Sonny Seahorse by Art Rogers Designs is approximately 18 inches tall from the base of his wood stand to the top of his mane. His body is approximately 11 inches long from his tail to the top of his mane. His body is handmade from upholstery fabric. His fin is crafted from an ultra soft synthetic fabric, and synthetic used for his eyelids. His mane is European synthetic fabric. He has blue hand-painted glass eyes with airbrushed details around his eyes.
Salem Spider - $185
Mysterious and wise, the spider has long been a powerful symbol in myth and folklore—representing creativity, resilience, and the interconnected threads of life. Its web, both delicate and intricate, reminds us of the beauty in building our own paths with intention and care.
Salem Spider by Art Rogers Designs is a 16-inch tall mixed media sculpture that brings this symbolism to life with whimsy and character. Crafted from sparse black mohair and synthetic fabrics, Salem features eight posable legs formed with a flexible wire armature. This structure not only allows for adjustable posing, but adds a delightful sense of buoyancy and motion to his stance.
Jointed at his neck, Salem radiates personality. His friendly hand-painted green glass eyes sparkle with charm, and resin-crafted fangs peek from his mischievous grin. Subtle airbrushing adds depth and softness to his expression, enhancing his irresistibly curious look.
Playful yet meaningful, Salem Spider is a celebration of the invisible threads that connect us all, making him a truly memorable addition to any collection.
Tavish Turtle - $165
Turtles are frequently depicted in popular culture as easygoing, patient, and wise creatures. Due to their long lifespan, slow movement, sturdiness, and wrinkled appearance, they are an emblem of longevity and stability in many cultures around the world.
Tavish Turtle by Art Rogers Designs brings a grounded charm to your collection with red tones and thoughtful expression. Tavish is 6.5 inches tall and designed to sit or stand. His body is sewn from soft mohair, synthetic fabrics, and accented with a rich, textured upholstery fabric for his shell. With 5-way cotter pin joints and blue hand-painted glass eyes,
Tavish reflects the turtle’s symbolic wisdom and calm presence. Subtle airbrushing adds to his lifelike, yet whimsical character—an ode to patience and inner peace.
Turbo Turtle - $165
In cultures around the world, the turtle is a beloved symbol of wisdom, resilience, and longevity. With its slow and steady pace, enduring shell, and thoughtful gaze, the turtle teaches us the beauty of patience, the power of persistence, and the quiet strength found in stability.
Turbo Turtle by Art Rogers Designs lives up to his spirited name with a bright, playful mix of colors that highlight his curious personality. Turbo measures 6.5 inches tall, and features 5-way cotter pin jointing, allowing for gentle posing. His body is made from rich mohair (body, tail, and tummy), while upholstery fabric gives his shell a textured, earthy appeal. Synthetic fabrics enhance delicate details like his expressive eyelids. His blue hand-painted glass eyes sparkle with mischief, while subtle airbrushing gives depth to his expression. Turbo reminds us that life’s journey isn’t always about speed—but joy in the slow and steady moments.
Whether as a symbol of serenity or simply a delightful addition to your collection, Turbo Turtle is a whimsical companion full of quiet charm and soulful presence.
Brrr-ito the Snowman - $175
When winter arrives, the snowman stands as a cheerful emblem of the season, embodying both its playful spirit and its sense of wonder. Just as blossoms announce spring and pumpkins symbolize autumn, the snowman has become an enduring figure of winter tradition. Built from the simplest of materials—snow, twigs, and scarves—it reflects creativity, community, and the joy of simple pleasures. At the same time, the snowman reminds us of the fleeting nature of time and the beauty of impermanence, melting away as the season shifts. Both whimsical and symbolic, it brightens the cold months with festivity, laughter, and lighthearted charm.
Brrr-ito the Snowman by Art Rogers Designs stands 12 inches tall (including his jaunty, non-removable stovepipe hat). He is sewn from soft synthetic fabric and features a long carrot-style nose of orange synthetic fabric. His twig-like arms are crafted with wire armature for shaping, and a jointed neck adds a touch of expressive charm. Hand-painted blue glass eyes, clay “coal” buttons, and subtle airbrushed accents bring him vividly to life. A cozy cotton fleece scarf printed with playful snowmen completes the look, making Brrr-ito a whimsical and heartwarming winter companion.
Cole the Snowman - $175
When winter arrives, the snowman stands as a cheerful emblem of the season, embodying both its playful spirit and its sense of wonder. Just as blossoms announce spring and pumpkins symbolize autumn, the snowman has become an enduring figure of winter tradition. Built from the simplest of materials—snow, twigs, and scarves—it reflects creativity, community, and the joy of simple pleasures. At the same time, the snowman reminds us of the fleeting nature of time and the beauty of impermanence, melting away as the season shifts. Both whimsical and symbolic, it brightens the cold months with festivity, laughter, and lighthearted charm.
Cole the Snowman by Art Rogers Designs stands 12 inches tall (including his jaunty, non-removable stovepipe hat). He is sewn from soft synthetic fabric and features a long carrot-style nose of orange synthetic fabric. His twig-like arms are crafted with wire armature for shaping, and a jointed neck adds a touch of expressive charm. Hand-painted blue glass eyes, clay “coal” buttons, and subtle airbrushed accents bring him vividly to life. A cozy cotton fleece scarf printed with playful snowmen completes the look, making Cole a whimsical and heartwarming winter companion.
Gingy the Gingerbread Man - $95
It’s crisp, spicy, and often takes the shape of a miniature girl or boy. What is it? Gingerbread! A favorite treat that is now baked in countless ovens throughout the Christmas season, but its beginnings were surprisingly humble. Originally a root used in Chinese medicine, ginger was brought to Europe via the Silk Road in the Middle Ages. This mysterious, spicy root eventually made its way into hard cookies reminiscent of today’s gingerbread. As gingerbread’s popularity grew, Queen Elizabeth I decided to bestow these cookies as gifts upon dignitaries. Edged in gold leaf and appearing in many different shapes, these cookies became a symbol of wealth and stature. Although gingerbread had a humble beginning as a Chinese root, it was quickly recognized as something more delectable.
Standing at 8.5 inches tall, Gingy the Gingerbread Man by Art Rogers Designs is a delightful handcrafted creation brimming with character and charm. His jointed head and wire-armatured arms and legs make him poseable and full of life. Carefully crafted from viscose, wool, and synthetic fabrics, Gingy features exquisite details like a needle-felted red mouth, vibrant blue eyebrows, and purple buttons.
Adorned with felt piping along his arms, waist, and legs, he’s further brought to life by his sparkling blue hand-painted glass eyes. To complete his festive look, Gingy wears a red felt Santa hat trimmed with soft white mohair. He is accented with subtle airbrushed details. Perfect for holiday displays or as a collectible, Gingy is a one-of-a-kind treasure that brings holiday cheer wherever he goes.
Grynch - $185
In popular culture, the Grinch character has become an anti-icon of Christmas and the winter holidays, as a symbol of those who despise the holiday, much in the same nature as the earlier character of Ebenezer Scrooge. However, the lesson learned from his story is that kindness and love are the things we need most. People might feel isolated, lonely and resentful for good reasons, and it’s important to make people feel included.
Meet Grynch by Art Rogers Designs! This mischievous little imp is ready to steal the spotlight this holiday season. Grynch is expertly crafted to sit at 7 inches tall (standing at 9 inches) and features exquisite, hand-painted green eyes that bring him to life. He is fully 5-way cotter pin jointed, allowing for poseability, and is meticulously sewn from a luxurious mix of mohair, wool, and synthetic fabrics. Subtle airbrushed accents enhance his unique personality, making him a true collector’s delight.
Dressed in a festive bright red Santa suit with black boots, Grynch is sure to add charm and whimsy to your holiday décor. Whether displayed on a shelf or nestled under the tree, he’s guaranteed to bring smiles all season long!
Igor the Hunchback - $175
Igor is best known as the hunchbacked laboratory assistant often seen at the side of Gothic villains—or, in some portrayals, as a fiendish schemer serving only himself. Bela Lugosi famously played such a character in Son of Frankenstein and The Ghost of Frankenstein. Over time, Igor has become a familiar figure in horror films and their parodies, traditionally linked with mad scientists, especially Victor Frankenstein. Interestingly, Mary Shelley’s original Frankenstein novel contains no character named Igor, nor does it feature a lab assistant. Instead, the Igor we know today is a composite character, shaped by stage adaptations and Universal Studios’ classic film series. Many Igor-like figures are also given a distinctive voice reminiscent of actor Peter Lorre, further cementing the archetype in popular culture.
Igor by Art Rogers Designs stands approximately 9.5 inches tall (6 inches when seated) and is entirely handmade. He is 5-way disc-jointed at the head, arms, and legs, allowing for playful posing. Crafted from a mix of wool, mohair, and ultra-soft synthetic fabrics, Igor has a wonderfully tactile presence. His quirky expression—highlighted by large, hand-painted green glass eyes—will make you smile with every glance. Finishing touches like delicate airbrushed shading, a leather collar, and his whimsical, sparsely threaded “hair” bring this mischievous character vividly to life.
Jack Frost the Snowman - $165
When winter arrives, the snowman stands as a cheerful emblem of the season, embodying both its playful spirit and its sense of wonder. Just as blossoms announce spring and pumpkins symbolize autumn, the snowman has become an enduring figure of winter tradition. Built from the simplest of materials—snow, twigs, and scarves—it reflects creativity, community, and the joy of simple pleasures. At the same time, the snowman reminds us of the fleeting nature of time and the beauty of impermanence, melting away as the season shifts. Both whimsical and symbolic, it brightens the cold months with festivity, laughter, and lighthearted charm.
Jack Frost the Snowman by Art Rogers Designs stands 10 inches tall (including his jaunty, non-removable stovepipe hat). He is sewn from soft synthetic fabric and features a long carrot-style nose of orange synthetic fabric. His twig-like arms are crafted with wire armature for shaping, and a jointed neck adds a touch of expressive charm. Hand-painted blue glass eyes, clay “coal” buttons, and subtle airbrushed accents bring him vividly to life. A cozy cotton fleece scarf printed with playful snowmen completes the look, making Jack Frost a whimsical and heartwarming winter companion.
Jack o’-Pumpkin-Head - $225
Pumpkins have become one of the most recognizable symbols of autumn, especially during Halloween and harvest festivals. Their cultural significance dates back to ancient traditions. The modern jack-o’-lantern, for example, originated from an Irish myth about “Stingy Jack,” a man doomed to wander the earth with only a carved-out turnip and a coal for light. When Irish immigrants arrived in America, they found pumpkins easier to carve than turnips, and the jack-o’-lantern as we know it today was born.
Legend tells of Jack o’-Pumpkin-Head, a mischievous spirit stitched together each autumn from scraps and spells. With a glowing gaze and a grin full of secrets, Jack roams the twilight hours between Halloween and harvest, delighting in tricks, shadows, and the rustle of fallen leaves.
Jack o’-Pumpkin-Head by Art Rogers Designs is a one-of-a-kind mixed media sculpture with spooky charm and playful personality.
Handcrafted from cotton fabric and filled with soft fiberfill, his mummy-like body wraps around an internal wire armature that adds flexibility and structure. Jack is designed to stand or sit, measure 13 inches tall, Jack features 5-way cotter pin joints at the neck, shoulders, and hips, allowing for delightfully expressive poses. His vivid green hand-painted glass eyes seem to follow you, his teeth are sculpted from clay, while subtle airbrushed accents bring out the depth and texture of his carefully hand-stitched, wrapped form.
Whether displayed as a seasonal favorite or a year-round oddity, Jack o’-Pumpkin-Head is a captivating character full of quirky charisma. Both playful and macabre, he is a distinctive addition to any art doll or soft sculpture collection—an evocative piece that celebrates seasonal folklore through fine textile artistry.
Lucky the Leprechaun - $185
Leprechauns are agile male fairies known for guarding hidden treasures, often a pot of gold, and their playful nature makes them legendary tricksters. According to Irish folklore, if a mere mortal manages to catch one, the leprechaun may just reveal the secret location of his treasure in exchange for his freedom.
Step into the enchanting world of Irish folklore with Lucky the Leprechaun by Art Rogers Designs, a delightful embodiment of the mischievous spirit that captivates the imagination. Lucky measures 10 inches long and stands 7 inches tall, designed to sit gracefully in your collection. He sports an oversized wool felt hat adorned with a charming brown wool felt band and a festive shamrock, embodying the spirit of St. Patrick’s Day.
Handcrafted with care, Lucky is made from pure wool felt in a stunning blue-green hue, while synthetic fabric is used for his face, ears, and hands. His vibrant orange hair and full beard are crafted from hand-dyed mohair, adding a touch of whimsy, and subtle airbrushed details enhance his features and inner ears.
With exquisite hand-painted green glass eyes, Lucky has a captivating gaze that draws you in and warms your heart. As a 5-way cotter pin jointed figure, he offers versatile posing options, making him a charming addition to any collection or a thoughtful gift for those who cherish the magic of folklore. Bring home Lucky the Leprechaun and let the spirit of mischief and luck brighten your space!
Maxx 2.0 Dog - $185
Throughout history, dogs have been depicted in art, literature, and folklore, representing qualities such as loyalty, bravery, and unconditional love.
Maxx 2.0 Dog by Art Rogers Designs is a larger version of our original 9 inch tall Maxx Dog. He is 14 inches tall including his antler. Maxx Dog is our Grynch’s best friend and companion, who is clearly loyal enough to go along with the Grynch’s crazy shenanigans. He is 5 way jointed and sewn from mohair (body, limbs, tail, outer ear) and ultra-soft synthetic (inner ear, paws, eyelids) fabrics. Maxx 2.0 features Art’s signature look: a quirky expression with large, striking hand-painted glass eyes. Airbrushed details and an antler tied atop his head are the finishing touches to bring him to life!
Maxx Dog - $175
Throughout history, dogs have been depicted in art, literature, and folklore, representing qualities such as loyalty, bravery, and unconditional love.
Maxx Dog by Art Rogers Designs is our Grynch’s best friend and companion, who is clearly loyal enough to go along with the Grynch’s crazy shenanigans. Maxx Dog is 9 inches tall including his antler. He is 5 way jointed sewn with luxurious mohair for his body, viscose for his ears, with ultra-soft synthetic fabric used for his eyelids and paws. Maxx features Art’s signature look: a quirky expression with large, striking hand-painted glass eyes. Airbrushed details and an antler tied atop his head are the finishing touches to bring him to life!
Peter o’-Pumpkin-Head - $200
Pumpkins have become one of the most recognizable symbols of autumn, especially during Halloween and harvest festivals. Their cultural significance dates back to ancient traditions. The modern jack-o’-lantern, for example, originated from an Irish myth about “Stingy Jack,” a man doomed to wander the earth with only a carved-out turnip and a coal for light. When Irish immigrants arrived in America, they found pumpkins easier to carve than turnips, and the jack-o’-lantern as we know it today was born.
Legend tells of Peter o’-Pumpkin-Head, a mischievous spirit stitched together each autumn from scraps and spells. With a glowing gaze and a grin full of secrets, Peter roams the twilight hours between Halloween and harvest, delighting in tricks, shadows, and the rustle of fallen leaves.
Peter o’-Pumpkin-Head by Art Rogers Designs is a one-of-a-kind mixed media sculpture with spooky charm and playful personality.
Handcrafted from cotton fabric and filled with soft fiberfill, his mummy-like hand-stitched body wraps around an internal wire armature that adds flexibility and structure. Peter is designed to stand or sit, measures 10 inches tall, Peter features 5-way cotter pin joints at the neck, shoulders, and hips, allowing for delightfully expressive poses. His vivid green hand-painted glass eyes seem to follow you, his teeth are sculpted from clay, while subtle airbrushed accents bring out the depth and texture of his carefully hand-stitched, wrapped form.
Handcrafted with care and rich in character, this textile sculpture captures the charm and mystery of vintage Halloween lore—an heirloom-quality piece for those who love their collections a little spooky, a little sweet, and full of story.
Rudy Reindeer - $175
Rudy is a young reindeer with a shiny, red nose that the other reindeer initially ridiculed because of its unusual appearance. Rudy remains kind and optimistic despite the teasing and exclusion from the other reindeer. His positive attitude and unique qualities eventually catch the attention of Santa Claus, who recognizes Rudy’s potential and asks him to guide his sleigh on a foggy Christmas Eve. Rudy’s red nose is initially seen as a liability, but it turns out to be his greatest asset. This reminds us that we should not judge others based on their appearance or preconceived notions but instead focus on their abilities and potential.
Rudy Reindeer by Art Rogers Designs stands 8 inches tall, is jointed at the neck and features a wire armature for extra support and pose-ability, made from white and warm brown synthetic fabric with little antlers hand-sculpted from polymer clay. Rudy has a red needle felted wool nose, sparkling blue hand-painted glass eyes, and airbrushed details.
Winterton the Snowman - $165
When winter arrives, the snowman stands as a cheerful emblem of the season, embodying both its playful spirit and its sense of wonder. Just as blossoms announce spring and pumpkins symbolize autumn, the snowman has become an enduring figure of winter tradition. Built from the simplest of materials—snow, twigs, and scarves—it reflects creativity, community, and the joy of simple pleasures. At the same time, the snowman reminds us of the fleeting nature of time and the beauty of impermanence, melting away as the season shifts. Both whimsical and symbolic, it brightens the cold months with festivity, laughter, and lighthearted charm.
Winterton the Snowman by Art Rogers Designs stands 10 inches tall (including his jaunty, non-removable stovepipe hat). He is sewn from soft synthetic fabric and features a long carrot-style nose of orange synthetic fabric. His twig-like arms are crafted with wire armature for shaping, and a jointed neck adds a touch of expressive charm. Hand-painted blue glass eyes, clay “coal” buttons, and subtle airbrushed accents bring him vividly to life. A cozy cotton fleece scarf printed with playful snowmen completes the look, making Winterton a whimsical and heartwarming winter companion.