DISNEY - Winnie The Pooh - Bank Cuddly Doll 12cm

This money box from Beast Kingdom’s charming ‘Cuddly Doll’ collection features pop culture’s most gluttonous bear, Winnie the Pooh, in an artistic edition with soft colours.

The piece is compact, measuring 12 cm in height, making it ideal for decorating a child’s bedroom, adorning a bedside table or taking its place on a collector’s shelf. The design reimagines the character through a particularly original ‘soft toy-style’ aesthetic. The vinyl figurine features smooth, rounded textures that mimic the button eyes, rounded contours and faux stitching details of a traditional handmade soft toy. This reinterpretation comes in an exclusive range of ‘macaron’-inspired pastel colours, featuring a soft cream-coloured coat paired with its iconic little red shirt. Designed to be both a beautiful decorative item and a practical accessory, the figurine features a discreet slot on the back for storing loose change, as well as a removable safety cap at its base.

This merchandise is aimed at fans of Disney’s animated masterpieces, parents looking for a lovely baby accessory, and collectors of colourful limited editions. The item is delivered sealed in its original cardboard box with matching designs.

Originally conceived in 1926 by the British writer Alan Alexander Milne before being brought to life by Disney Studios, Winnie the Pooh is a cosy, anthropomorphic teddy bear – a little naive but endowed with profound emotional wisdom. He lives in the heart of the Hundred Acre Wood, an imaginary sanctuary born of the imagination of young Christopher Robin. Surrounded by his loyal friends – such as the shy Piglet, the bouncy Tigger and the melancholic Eeyore – Winnie spends most of his time composing little songs and searching for new pots of honey to satisfy his ever-present hunger. This “Cuddly Doll” collection pays direct homage to the very essence of the original work, reminding us that these iconic characters are, above all, gentle soft toys ready to bring tenderness, comfort and poetry into the daily lives of young and old alike.