Cloth Mouse Bride from Rev. Ross McClellan

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image features a small, handcrafted mouse figurine adorned with delicate details that give it a whimsical and charming appearance. The mouse is covered in a fine white mesh or netting, possibly meant to resemble bridal attire, enhancing its unique character. Atop its head, there are decorative elements that look like tiny flowers or pearls, adding an elegant touch. The eyes of the mouse are crafted with small dark beads, while its nose is highlighted with a distinctive pinkish hue. The overall presentation of the figurine is enchanting, evoking a sense of creativity and artistry. It rests on a textured surface, which could be fabric or another soft material, complementing the delicate and intricate design of the figure. The combination of the materials and fine craftsmanship gives this piece a fairy-tale-like charm, evoking delight and curiosity in the observer.

The image features a small, handcrafted mouse figurine adorned with delicate details that give it a whimsical and charming appearance. The mouse is covered in a fine white mesh or netting, possibly meant to resemble bridal attire, enhancing its unique character. Atop its head, there are decorative elements that look like tiny flowers or pearls, adding an elegant touch. The eyes of the mouse are crafted with small dark beads, while its nose is highlighted with a distinctive pinkish hue. The overall presentation of the figurine is enchanting, evoking a sense of creativity and artistry. It rests on a textured surface, which could be fabric or another soft material, complementing the delicate and intricate design of the figure. The combination of the materials and fine craftsmanship gives this piece a fairy-tale-like charm, evoking delight and curiosity in the observer.

Name/Title

Cloth Mouse Bride from Rev. Ross McClellan

Entry/Object ID

2012.3.1837A

Description

A white cloth mouse wearing a white mesh veil with white flowers on top of her head. Mouse has blue eyes and a pink nose. From a collection of dolls by Reverend C. Ross McClellan containing approximately 400 mice of varying sizes, shapes, and styles, from the Doll Museum Collection.