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Collector series · Volume 7

Made in small numbers. Kept for a long time.

Edition tiers

Three ways a piece can be released

The tier is printed on every product page, so you always know how rare a piece will be before you buy.

Open edition

Run size
Unlimited while in season
Numbering
—
Certificate
—
Packaging
Window box
Restocks
Yes, regularly
Typical price
$12 – $45

Limited edition

Run size
1,000 – 5,000
Numbering
Numbered tag
Certificate
Printed card
Packaging
Collector box with sleeve
Restocks
Never
Typical price
$39 – $120

Signature edition

Run size
100 – 500
Numbering
Hand-numbered base
Certificate
Signed, verifiable
Packaging
Archival keepsake case
Restocks
Never
Typical price
$150 – $480

Release archive

Every series we've ever made

Pick a year to browse the archive. Sold-out editions stay listed so collectors can check numbers and provenance.

  1. Mar

    Moonbun Pastel

    Open-edition plush in five pastel shades.

    In stock
  2. Jun

    Tiny Tailors

    Doll wardrobe sets with real buttonholes.

    Low stock
  3. Oct

    Cloud Café · Series 3

    Ten figures and the Golden Barista secret.

    Upcoming
  4. Nov

    Kozo Varsity Jacket

    Limited 1,500, embroidered K patch.

    Upcoming

Artist collaborations

The studios behind the series

We work with small independent studios and pay royalties on every piece sold.

A handmade fabric owl plush with big yellow eyes

Osaka · Soft-sculpture plush

Studio Hanami

“We design every face so it looks happy from the shelf and a little shy up close.”
A group of handmade rag dolls with yarn hair

Lisbon · Cloth art dolls

Button & Thread Co.

“Every doll is patterned by hand first. If it doesn't feel right to hold, it doesn't go into production.”
Small painted figurines riding a wooden turtle

Seoul · Vinyl mini figures

Pocket Parade

“Blind boxes are storytelling — each figure is a character in the same little town.”
A jointed vintage-style mohair teddy bear

Certificate anatomy

How to read your certificate

  1. 1

    Edition number

    Your piece's number within the run, matching the tag or base stamp.

  2. 2

    Series code

    A short code (for example KZ-V7-VJ) identifying the series and volume.

  3. 3

    Artist signature

    Signature editions are signed by the collaborating artist or studio lead.

  4. 4

    Verification ID

    Email the ID to support and we'll confirm the piece's provenance in our archive.

Display notes

Shelf-worthy from day one

Keep limited pieces out of direct sunlight — UV fades dyes on plush and yellows clear vinyl within months.

Use closed cabinets or acrylic cases for signature editions to keep dust off, and store the original box flat.

Read the full care guide
A dark brown teddy bear sitting in front of a vintage painted sign
A knitted doll with long black yarn hair and a striped sweater

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