Motty Hedgehog 23 cm plush with glossy storybook eyes, textured spikes and embroidered satchel
Motty Hedgehog lying on white sheets in his Good Night bib, pink bunny at his side
Motty tucked into a wooden bed, sleep mask pushed up, holding a tiny framed picture
Motty sitting up at bedtime with paw pads out, his bunny flopped beside him
Motty Hedgehog with the Good Night Town canister and his little pink bunny
Motty Hedgehog 23 cm plush with glossy storybook eyes, textured spikes and embroidered satchel
Motty Hedgehog lying on white sheets in his Good Night bib, pink bunny at his side
Motty tucked into a wooden bed, sleep mask pushed up, holding a tiny framed picture
Motty sitting up at bedtime with paw pads out, his bunny flopped beside him
Motty Hedgehog with the Good Night Town canister and his little pink bunny

The Kiddom Motty Hedgehog

$78.00

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THE KIDDOM — A whimsical world where gentle dreamers turn imagination into courage, comfort, and a little everyday magic.

Motty Hedgehog
Curious, well-trained, and secretly soft beneath all those spikes, Motty explores the dream world and keeps every sweet dream safe.

Xinghe
OOAK Doll Artist

Xinghe is an art doll artist who brings lovable little characters to life. Through her work, she hopes to create comforting companions for anyone finding their way through life’s ups and downs.

Type: Plush doll
Seated Height: Approx. 9.1 in (23 cm)
Plush Shell: 100% polyester
Filling: 100% polyester fiber
Recommended Age: 3+
Packaging: Comes in a rotating cylindrical gift box with a story window that reveals illustrated scenes as it turns.

Slight variations in shape, embroidery, fabric placement, and fur direction are part of what makes each furiend unique.

More Than a Toy

Created in collaboration with an art doll artist, featuring sculpted facial contours, expressive embroidery, and meticulously finished details.

Five movable joints at the neck, shoulders, and hips let you pose each furiend in different ways.

Arrives in a rotating story box—turn it to reveal tiny scenes through the window, then keep the box as part of the display.