The Caterpillar figurine represents one of the most iconic characters from Lewis Carroll 's novel Alice in Wonderland , illustrated by John Tenniel . Seated on a mushroom, the Caterpillar holds its hookah with philosophical nonchalance, questioning Alice in a mysterious tone:
" Who are you ? "
Sculpted in tin alloy , hand-painted with acrylics and lacquered with a glossy and durable finish, this figurine embodies the know-how of the Figurart workshop in Compiègne , specializing in the creation of miniature art objects inspired by literary and artistic heritage.
The details of the figurine – the calm posture, the texture of the mushroom, the movement of the hookah – were designed to evoke the dreamlike and symbolic world of Victorian England and the wonders of Alice._________________________________________________________
FAQ – Caterpillar Figurine by Figurart
1. Is the figurine hand-painted?
Yes, each piece is hand-painted with acrylics in our workshop in Compiègne, France.2. What is the exact size of the figurine?
Approximately 6 cm in height, dimensions may vary slightly depending on the assembly and the handcrafted casting.3. Is it a unique piece?
Each figurine is made one by one and may have subtle nuances, a testament to its handcrafted nature.4. Can I give this figurine as a gift?
Yes, our figurines come in a neat box, perfect for a collector's gift or a miniature art enthusiast, and accompanied by a certificate signed by the artist Helen Bourch.5. Is this figurine suitable for children?
No. This is a collector's item for adults , not a toy.
Caterpillar Figurine – Alice in Wonderland Collection | Figurart
Material: High-quality tin alloy ~ 200g
Paint: acrylic, applied manually with a brush
Finish: traditional glossy protective varnish
Height: approximately 6 cm
Manufactured by: Atelier Figurart, Compiègne – France
Collection: Alice in Wonderland
Edition: rare and limited
Legal notice:
This figurine is a collectible item intended for adults.
Not suitable for children under 14 years old.
The photographs are not contractual : manual painting may result in slight variations in color.The Caterpillar, a character both ironic and wise, questions the meaning of identity and transformation in Alice's world. Its calm demeanor and piercing gaze recall the original engravings of John Tenniel , from which Figurart draws inspiration to recreate the Victorian illustrative spirit in miniature sculpture form.

