Yummy World Passover Seder Plate Interactive Plush by Kid Robot
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Description
This plush Seder plate brings the whole Passover table to life, Yummy World style. Meet the full Pesach crew: Shayna the Shank Bone, Esther the Egg, Harry the Charoset, Pete the Parsley, Lenny the Lettuce, and Betty the Bitter Herbs. Together, they hang out on a cozy plush Seder plate, sharing stories, symbols, and a whole lot of personality. Soft, playful, and packed with charm, it is a joyful way to make the Seder feel welcoming and fun for kids and grown-ups alike.
- Made from super-soft plush with embroidered details
- 13"
- Includes six plush Passover characters on a Seder plate base
- Ages 3+
About the brand
Kidrobot, founded by Paul Budnitz in 2002, was one of America's earliest designer art toy companies, and its Yummy World plush turns food into characters.
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About the brand
Kid Robot
Kidrobot, founded by Paul Budnitz in 2002, was one of America's earliest designer art toy companies, and its Yummy World plush turns food into characters.
- Based in
- Broomfield, Colorado
- Since
- 2002
- Craft
- Designer art toys and plush
Kidrobot began when Budnitz started importing vinyl toys from Japan and opened a store in San Francisco. It moved to New York City in 2003, later relocated to Colorado and is now based in Broomfield. It made its name with collectible vinyl: the rabbit-eared Dunny and the blank, customize-it-yourself Munny. In 2020 it teamed up with The Metropolitan Museum of Art on Dunnys inspired by works in the museum's collection.
Yummy World is the squishier side of the brand, a cast of smiling food plush. At ModernTribe you'll find the Passover matzo triplets, Mitzi, Mika and Alfie, and a trio of Hanukkah cookies named Dizzy, Norah and Lenny.
Good to know
- Founded byPaul Budnitz (2002)
- Part ofNECA (National Entertainment Collectibles Association), since 2014
- Known forDunny and Munny vinyl figures; Met Museum Dunny collaboration (2020)