Wax Mouse w Eyes Closed

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image depicts a small, whimsical candle shaped like an elephant with oversized ears, closed eyes, and a playful trunk. Crafted in a warm, translucent yellow color, the candle exudes a sense of charm and innocence. A wick protrudes from the top, and a white string, possibly for display or handling, is wrapped around its middle. The background is a textured, white surface that provides a subtle contrast to the candle, enhancing its details. The elephant's expression appears content and serene, making it a delightful decorative piece suitable for a variety of settings, such as a child's room or as part of a themed collection. Its petite size and endearing design suggest it might also be used as a unique gift or a conversation starter. While primarily decorative, its function as a candle adds a practical aspect, making it both a visual and sensory addition to any environment.

The image depicts a small, whimsical candle shaped like an elephant with oversized ears, closed eyes, and a playful trunk. Crafted in a warm, translucent yellow color, the candle exudes a sense of charm and innocence. A wick protrudes from the top, and a white string, possibly for display or handling, is wrapped around its middle. The background is a textured, white surface that provides a subtle contrast to the candle, enhancing its details. The elephant's expression appears content and serene, making it a delightful decorative piece suitable for a variety of settings, such as a child's room or as part of a themed collection. Its petite size and endearing design suggest it might also be used as a unique gift or a conversation starter. While primarily decorative, its function as a candle adds a practical aspect, making it both a visual and sensory addition to any environment.

Name/Title

Wax Mouse w Eyes Closed

Entry/Object ID

2012.3.1815

Description

Wax mouse candle with eyes closed and long lashes. 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.