• A decorative succulent planter shaped Furrybones cacti like a seated green skeleton holding a small smiling cactus in a terracotta pot, shown on a plain black background.
  • A decorative Furrybones succulent figurine and cactus garden scene with a green planter shaped like a cartoon skull face, a purple-green succulent on top, and a small turquoise cactus in a terracotta pot with a flower,
  • A spooky furrybones succulent figurine in a bright green cylindrical pot shaped like a mug, with a cartoon character skull peeking out from the side holding a small cactus. The succulent has iridescent green, blue, and purple tones.
  • A Furrybones green succulent plant with purple and blue-green variegated leaves, potted in a bright green cylindrical pot. The face is a skull - spooky resin figurine
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Furrybones Echy, Creepy Cute Succulent Skeleton Figurine

Furrybones Echy, Creepy Cute Succulent Skeleton Figurine

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Echy is thriving, which is impressive for a skeleton. Nestled into a plump succulent costume with that signature Furrybones grin, this little figure is the perfect blend of plant parent energy and gothic charm. Low maintenance, high personality, and absolutely impossible to kill twice.

Furrybones are a cult-favorite collectible line by Japanese artist Misaki Sawada, beloved by collectors of dark whimsy, creepy cute art, and gothic manga aesthetics worldwide. Each figure is hand-painted polyresin with meticulous detail. Echy is a 2020 edition, standing 3.5 inches tall and ready to brighten up any dark corner of your shelf.

🖤 Perfect for: plant lovers, creepy cute collectors, succulent enthusiasts, spooky shelf decor, and anyone hunting for a unique spooky gift.

  • Material: Designer composite resin, hand-painted and polished
  • Dimensions: 3.5"H x 3"W x 2"D
  • Includes official Furrybones collectible box, 2020 Edition
  • Officially licensed

🖤 Did You Know? Succulents come from more than 60 different plant families, with around 20,000 varieties across them. All cacti are succulents, but not all succulents are cacti. Echy knows this and considers it deeply personal.

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