Meet "Victorian McGee's Cheshire Cat Plush"
In the shadowed veil of twilight, where moonlight dances like whispered secrets across the forest floor, there prowls a curious companion born of stitched dreams and toothy smiles. The Victorian McGee’s Alice “Cheshire Cat” Plushie Dreadful is no ordinary feline. With fur soft as fog and stripes like winding paths through an eerie wonderland, he peers out from button eyes that shimmer with mischief and ancient knowledge. His grin, embroidered wide and wild, promises riddles, rebellion, and revelation. This is a cat who knows things you’ve forgotten and will remind you when you least expect it.
Tied around his neck is a grand bow of purple silk, like something salvaged from a crumbling manor’s attic. He is delightfully dreadful and dreadfully delightful, a creature not merely to be hugged, but to be kept close like a secret.
But he does not come alone.
Clutched in his paw or slung over your shoulder is the matching tote bag, a tapestry of gothic charm. On one side, his haunting likeness emerges in violet and bone-white ink, framed in curling flourishes like a spellbook cover. The reverse whispers “Victorian McGee’s Alice” in baroque script, hidden in shadows until the light strikes it just so, revealing its title like a magic incantation.
This plush and his tote are tokens of a story half-remembered, a tale that wants telling again. He is your fierce little guardian, a guide through strange dreams and stranger days. He waits, smiling patiently, for the one brave enough to bring him home.
Will it be you?
A plush toy in the style of something Alice Liddel (the original 'Alice' from "Alice in Wonderland") might have purchased had I, American McGee, run a toy shop in Victorian London. Probably right next door to Mrs. Lovett's meat pie shop.
Cheshire Cat measures 32cm (head to toe)
Tote Bag measures 40x37cm
