Djeco Tinyly Amy & Mushy

Name: Djeco Tinyly Amy & Mushy
Brand: Djeco
SKU: B1998340
Price: 16.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

The Djeco Tinyly Amy & Mushy brings a pocket-sized moment of whimsy that looks as cute as it feels. The poseable figure measures 5 by 3 3/4 by 1 1/2 inches, rendered in smooth plastic with a bright, friendly finish. Amy comes with a miniature mushroom companion and two accessories, inviting little worlds of story and play to unfold in a snap.

Built for little hands, this tiny figure sits easy in playrooms or on a shelf. The poseable form invites quick, playful poses, and the mushroom companion plus two accessories widen storytelling options. Lightweight and compact, it travels well in a tote for on the go adventures, while the durable plastic keeps up with repeated play. Ages 4-9, four pieces, imported.

Djeco leans into whimsy with Tinyly, a line that mashes collectible charm with kid friendly play. Amy & Mushy reads as artful and approachable, mixing a tiny forest vibe with the brand’s signature lighthearted storytelling. Ready to mingle with other figures from the range, it invites mini narratives that feel as stylish as they are imaginative.

Materials / Fabrication

Plastic
Poseable figure
Includes a miniature mushroom companion
Includes two accessories
Dimensions: 5" x 3 3/4" x 1 1/2"
Pieces: four
Ages: 4-9
Imported

Recommended Care

Wipe clean with a damp cloth; mild soap if needed
Avoid high heat or direct heat sources
Avoid submerging in water for extended periods; rinse and air dry
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight

Fit Notes

The figure is poseable and ships with four pieces for customizable display or play.
Dimensions measure 5 in x 3 3/4 in x 1 1/2 in, compact for desks, shelves, or play setups.
Includes a miniature mushroom companion and two accessories to expand display options.

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About Djeco

Djeco is a Paris-born French brand that designs art-inspired toys and games for children, blending playful storytelling with sophisticated illustration. Since its 1954 inception by Veronique Michel-Dales, the label has grown into a trusted creative house known for elegant puzzles, paper crafts, character dolls, and imaginative activity sets that delight kids and parents alike. The collection spans education-focused toys, decorative room accents, and charming art-inspired objects that feel collectible yet approachable. Djeco emphasizes quality materials, thoughtful packaging, and design-forward aesthetics that appeal to design-minded families seeking toys that entertain, educate, and endure. Ideal for gifting or everyday play, the brand offers a curated suite of experiences that spark creativity and delight across ages.