This silver rhino packs a surprising amount of charm into its four-centimetre body. The grey skin carries a white horn on its short snout, and two tiny nub ears sit on a rounded head while small black eyes give it an expression that is more curious than fierce. Legs tuck neatly underneath and a little tail nub peeks out the back.
Its articulated head and legs move freely, so you can set the stance yourself. Tilt the head forward as if it is sniffing the desk edge, or angle the legs into a walking pose. The joints bend without resistance, and every shift changes the character of the piece.
It is the kind of quiet little thing that works as a surprise for someone who likes small oddities. Hand it over and watch them turn it around before they even say thanks.











