Ages 3+
Travel back to 1842 with Thibault, a vintage storytelling plush inspired by the eccentric streets of 1800s Paris. This theatrical lobster pays homage to poet Gérard de Nerval and his famously paraded crustacean companion. With a rich velvet red shell and heirloom inspired detailing, Thibault is more than a soft toy. He is a conversation piece, a collector’s treasure and a beautiful way to spark imaginative play.
Lovingly crafted with exceptional attention to detail, Wonderlings plush toys are designed to capture real moments in history while supporting open ended storytelling. Made using sustainable materials and finished with premium craftsmanship, Thibault blends old world charm with modern quality for families who value toys that last.
- Type: Lobster
- Name: Thibault
- Year: 1842
- Location: Paris
Your Unique Journey Begins Here
- Each Wonderlings Thibault comes with his own authenticity number, selected at random, making every piece a unique addition to your collection.
Why You Will Love It
- Wondersoft plush that feels incredibly gentle against little hands and cheeks, making cuddles part of everyday play
- Vintage inspired design with heirloom quality craftsmanship that looks beautiful styled in nurseries, bedrooms or playrooms
- Rich storytelling concept that encourages imaginative play, language development and curiosity about history
- Durable construction designed for long lasting play and collectability, supporting sustainable toy choices
- Made with GRS certified recycled materials, combining premium quality with thoughtful environmental responsibility
- Ethically produced through a certified supply chain program and committed to the highest Australian toy safety standards
- A collectible plush toy that grows with your child, from imaginative adventures to treasured keepsake
Included
- Wonderlings Thibault c. 1842 plush lobster
- Unique authenticity number
Made With
- Ethical Supply Chain Program Certified
- GRS Certified Recycled Materials
- Committed to the Highest Australian Toy Safety Standards