Pink (Avon) Mouse Soap

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image depicts a small, pink elephant-shaped soap resting on a textured, bubble wrap surface. The soap appears to be carefully crafted with defined features, including large ears and a rounded trunk, which add a charming and whimsical character to its appearance. A piece of white string is wrapped around the elephant soap’s midsection, likely used for decorative purposes or to hold something in place. The soft pink color of the soap contrasts nicely with the translucent, bubbly texture of the underlying surface, creating an interesting visual dynamic. The surrounding bubble wrap reflects light subtly, enhancing the overall perception of softness and delicacy in the image.

The image depicts a small, pink elephant-shaped soap resting on a textured, bubble wrap surface. The soap appears to be carefully crafted with defined features, including large ears and a rounded trunk, which add a charming and whimsical character to its appearance. A piece of white string is wrapped around the elephant soap’s midsection, likely used for decorative purposes or to hold something in place. The soft pink color of the soap contrasts nicely with the translucent, bubbly texture of the underlying surface, creating an interesting visual dynamic. The surrounding bubble wrap reflects light subtly, enhancing the overall perception of softness and delicacy in the image.

Name/Title

Pink (Avon) Mouse Soap

Entry/Object ID

2012.3.1774

Description

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.