Hey, Kirin, my name means giraffe in Japanese. Kirin is a collectible figurine of a skeleton in a giraffe costume. Made of cold cast resin. Hand painted. L: 2.25" x W: 1.75" x H: 2.75" Furrybones love costumes to DEATH! A little dead and super cute, they come in all sorts of costumes and always lovingly gazing with their eyes (sockets?!). Which Furrybones suit your fancy? You’ll always find them in their best skeletal smile and sure to make you smile too. ABOUT THE ARTIST: Misaki spent her first 16 years of her life growing up in Tokyo. As a little girl, sitting at the counter in her father’s Café after school, she passed her afternoons drawing and listening to her father’s record collection. She took pleasure in things like Manga comics, Miyazaki films, 80’s American film, and classic cartoons both Japanese and American. She moved to LA just before her seventeenth birthday, and in high school, she began to take art more seriously. Art class was something she understood in Japanese or in English. She studied anatomy in art school, and spent quite a bit of time with cadavers in anatomy labs. Her interest in anatomy plays a major role in her creations. Her art is, in a sense, celebration of the living and the dead, and something in between as well.
