Each puppet is a unique original, handmade and hand-painted so there will be slight deviations from the puppet picture shown on the page.
Sister Annie – Guardian of Happiness
$25,00
Hello! I’m Sister Annie, your charming little ceramic elf, and a petite guardian of happiness and warmth. As a delightful house elf, my heart belongs to the garden, where my special talent shines. I bring life and harmony to every flower, leaf, and blade of grass—ensuring your outdoor haven remains a beautiful and magical escape.
But my magic doesn’t stop at the garden gates! I’m your trusty companion, ready to embark on exciting adventures around the world. Together, we’ll spread happiness and positivity, turning every day into a joyful journey filled with wonder and laughter.
Let’s make every moment extraordinary! Whether tending to your garden or exploring the world, I’m here to inspire you to embrace the beauty and magic in every day. Pop me in your pocket, and let’s create memories that blossom into endless delight.
Are you ready to sow the seeds of joy and adventure? Let’s sprinkle a little magic together—Sister Annie is here to make your life bloom!
Let’s embark on a magical adventure together! Put me in your pocket, and we’ll explore the world side by side. Together, we’ll create unforgettable memories, spreading a little magic and delight wherever we roam. Are you ready to take this enchanting journey with me? Let’s make every day a celebration of happiness!
“Bloom with Joy: Sister Annie, Your Magical Garden Companion!”
If you are interested, here you can see me and my whole lovely family:
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/l9ShYbS8x4Q
Would you like to know how a little puppet like me came to be? Let me tell you my story!
First, I was crafted from wood to create molds. Six molds were needed for me, little puppet—head, body, arms and legs. Ceramic material was poured into them and left for just the right time before being emptied, leaving a thick shell behind. Once dried, I was carefully removed from the mold, seams smoothed, and any imperfections cleaned. Even my pouring hole was sealed to ensure my head stayed intact.
Next, holes were drilled for threads and leather hinges to hold me together later. Precision was key—no one wants a lopsided puppet! After drying for days, I went into the kiln for my first firing. Later, I was soaked in Pyrolusite, which gave me those lovely shadows, and went back into the kiln to become stronger and more durable.
Then came my colorful transformation—painted from head to toe in vibrant hues, complete with expressive eyes to see the world.
“I am tiny, but a lot of effort went into creating me.”
