Pokkoshi Blind Box - Vol. 4
The Pokkoshis spend their days happily in a small world that exists somewhere in this world. This time, they are eating at a diner! All types are fluffy, and their hands move up and down.
- Dimensions (cm): vary in size depending on figure unboxed
- Mystery box means you don't know what you are going to get!
- You could receive any of the 6 figures pictured
About Satsuki Amamiya
A Japanese illustrator, designer and multimedia creator, Satsuki is known for her whimsical character designs and handcrafted plush-inspired art. She creates a world of soft, charming creatures she calls “Mokyu” — each with its own personality and story — which she brings to life through illustration, sculptures and collectibles.
The Pokkoshis spend their days happily in a small world that exists somewhere in this world. This time, they are eating at a diner! All types are fluffy, and their hands move up and down.
- Dimensions (cm): vary in size depending on figure unboxed
- Mystery box means you don't know what you are going to get!
- You could receive any of the 6 figures pictured
About Satsuki Amamiya
A Japanese illustrator, designer and multimedia creator, Satsuki is known for her whimsical character designs and handcrafted plush-inspired art. She creates a world of soft, charming creatures she calls “Mokyu” — each with its own personality and story — which she brings to life through illustration, sculptures and collectibles.
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The Pokkoshis spend their days happily in a small world that exists somewhere in this world. This time, they are eating at a diner! All types are fluffy, and their hands move up and down.
- Dimensions (cm): vary in size depending on figure unboxed
- Mystery box means you don't know what you are going to get!
- You could receive any of the 6 figures pictured
About Satsuki Amamiya
A Japanese illustrator, designer and multimedia creator, Satsuki is known for her whimsical character designs and handcrafted plush-inspired art. She creates a world of soft, charming creatures she calls “Mokyu” — each with its own personality and story — which she brings to life through illustration, sculptures and collectibles.
