Playing with Fire
Playing with Fire
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Playing with Fire Rebellious Dragon Figurine
Playing with Fire trades the usual castle perch for a hoodie and an unmistakably rude gesture. The little black dragon raises its middle finger beneath a pointed hood, with a knowing expression that makes the joke immediately clear.
Standing approximately 16.2 cm tall, the hand-painted polyresin figurine is finished with silver-grey accents across the clothes and shoes. Small claws and horn tips keep the creature unmistakably dragon-like beneath the casual outfit, while the zipped front and sculpted fabric folds give the hoodie plenty of character.
- Height: Approximately 16.2 cm
- Material: Polyresin
- Finish: Hand-painted
- Design: Black dragon wearing casual clothes
- Gesture: Raised middle finger
- Style: Rebellious, alternative and humorous
- Approx. weight: 0.38 kg
A Hoodie-Wearing Dragon with Attitude
The humour comes from the contrast between the cute dragon face and the unapologetic gesture. Playing with Fire is made for anyone who prefers their fantasy collectibles with a less polite sense of humour, whether perched beside a work screen or mixed into a shelf of darker characters.
The casual clothes push the joke even further, turning a familiar fantasy creature into something that feels oddly modern. It is a compact ornament with a very clear opinion and absolutely no interest in keeping it to itself.
Fantasy with a Rebellious Streak
Playing with Fire gives our Dragon Ornaments a cheekier edge, while its compact proportions and exaggerated personality make it a natural fit amongst the mischievous creatures in Cult Cuties. The black scales, pointed hood and darker humour also let it sit comfortably alongside the stranger characters in Gargoyles, Grotesques and Horror.
For someone who likes the same attitude carried into what they wear, our Alternative T-Shirts continue the rebellious styling beyond the shelf.
Display and care
Lift the figurine by the solid body and keep the raised hand, horns and other projecting details clear of knocks. Remove dust from the face and clothing folds with a soft, dry brush.
