A tiny brown rat wearing a very important hat made of Swiss cheese.
Handmade from ceramic in my little Marrickville studio, each rat and its cheesy little hat is carefully shaped, painted, and assembled by hand, so every one is a little bit unique.
A tiny cheese-loving friend for your shelf, desk, or anywhere that could use a little rat-shaped silliness.
Cute, cheesy, and looking very serious about snacks.
This little guy is approximately 12cm tall, 7cm wide and 7cm deep.
A little note about the handmade finish:
Each piece is handmade and individually assembled, so small variations in shape, texture, colour, and finish are completely normal and make every piece unique.
The back or underside may not be perfectly smooth or uniform, and small areas of exposed ceramic may be visible. These are natural parts of the handmade process and are not considered faults.
Each piece is carefully checked before being sent out. If your item arrives damaged or has an issue beyond normal handmade variations, please get in touch and I’ll be happy to help.
A tiny brown rat wearing a very important hat made of Swiss cheese.
Handmade from ceramic in my little Marrickville studio, each rat and its cheesy little hat is carefully shaped, painted, and assembled by hand, so every one is a little bit unique.
A tiny cheese-loving friend for your shelf, desk, or anywhere that could use a little rat-shaped silliness.
Cute, cheesy, and looking very serious about snacks.
This little guy is approximately 12cm tall, 7cm wide and 7cm deep.
A little note about the handmade finish:
Each piece is handmade and individually assembled, so small variations in shape, texture, colour, and finish are completely normal and make every piece unique.
The back or underside may not be perfectly smooth or uniform, and small areas of exposed ceramic may be visible. These are natural parts of the handmade process and are not considered faults.
Each piece is carefully checked before being sent out. If your item arrives damaged or has an issue beyond normal handmade variations, please get in touch and I’ll be happy to help.
