Sitting size about 11.4 x 10.2 inches
Standing size about 14.4 x 5.5 inches (does not display standing, only sitting)

I created a story based on Aesop's fable of "The Fox and the Grapes."

This fox is made in the traditional teddy bear style and has elbow joints.

For the clothing, I used Nishijin-ori silk fabric, which is a traditional Japanese textile.

Comes with grapes made from wool.

The fox has a magnet in his paw so he can hold grapes.

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The production process begins with creating an original pattern.
Carefully drawn out, the design takes into account the appropriate size and balance.

Next, I search for the fabric that will form the exterior of the stuffed animal.

Considering color, texture, and durability, I select the most suitable fabric from a variety of options.

Once the fabric is chosen, I cut it out based on the pattern and hand-stitch the individual pieces together.

After stitching the pieces, I firmly stuff each part with cotton.

To add mobility, joints are inserted into the neck, arms, and legs.

Once all the pieces are prepared, I move on to assembly.

I connect the various parts and adjust for overall balance.

Finally, I use wool to embroider the face and paw pads.

The eyes are made of glass and are custom-painted for a unique touch.

Materials:
Stuffed animal fur, wool fur, synthetic cotton, hardboard joints,
glass eyes, garnet sand.