Collectibles

Elbo is a glass artist whose work is built around a recurring cast of dinosaur characters. The name covers both the functional glass and the art toys and collectibles that use the same designs.

Most are produced in limited runs tied to a season or a specific colorway. When a run sells out it is not usually reproduced in the same finish, which is why collectors treat them as drops.

Vinyl figures are rigid display pieces in a fixed pose and finish. Plush figures are soft fabric versions of the same characters. Both use the same designs, so they are a matter of material rather than a different line.

No. The figures, plush, keychains and rugs are art objects with no functional use. The artist's functional glass is sold separately with the pipes and rigs.

They are decorative charms rather than storage or tools. They attach to keys or a bag and carry the same character designs as the figures.

Sizes vary by character and release, so check the individual product page for the exact dimensions. They are display-scale objects rather than large statues.

The rugs are textile pieces carrying the same artwork as the figures. They are the largest item in the range and are produced in very small numbers.

Rarely in the same finish. New releases tend to arrive as fresh colorways or new characters rather than as a repeat of a sold-out run.

Spot clean by hand with a damp cloth and let it air dry. They are display pieces rather than machine-washable items.

Yes. These come through authorized supply rather than the secondary market, so the colorways and packaging are as the artist released them.