Tucked into the corner of a desk, this pocket-sized dragon from the How to Train Your Dragon universe brings quiet character to any workspace. Its white body carries the unmistakable chibi proportions, large rounded head, compact body, stubby legs, and a pair of teal-blue eyes with black pupils that hold your gaze. Small horns on the head and along the spine add just enough detail to reward a closer look.
Folded wings press against the sides, and the short tail curves gently behind the body. The painted teal-blue eyes with black pupils are the real draw, the only splash of color on an otherwise white surface, and they give the little figure a presence far bigger than its coin-sized frame. Each piece is a desk accent, meant to be collected in a group and arranged where the light catches the eye.
It’s the kind of thing that makes someone do a double-take when they notice it. Tiny dragon, fierce expression. Wrap it up and hand it over.













