
A vinyl rabbit hole opens up under your shelves and all of Wonderland tumbles in! Alice comes in multiple poses: the dizzying fall, the cup raised at the mad tea party, the little bottle, the talking flowers and the brush for repainting the roses. The Cheshire Cat rules over this section with about ten striped variations, split grin and spiral tail. The Mad Hatter raises a toast under his oversized hat, the hyperactive hare of the endless tea party cackles beside him and the White Rabbit consults his pocket watch. The Caterpillar lines up his bluish rings while Tweedledum and Tweedledee roll their twin bellies along, under the gaze of the Walrus and the Carpenter. On the Burton side, Alice Kingsleigh crosses paths with Chessur, McTwisp and the Red Queen with her oversized head, while the Queen of Hearts shouts her favorite sentence. Enough to turn your display case into a tea table where time no longer exists!
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Endlessly curious, young Alice always listens to her five senses. So when she comes across a mysterious rabbit in a garden, Alice doesn't think twice and follows him down a strange path. Without knowing it, Alice sets off on a journey to Wonderland, where the limits of reason give way to the extraordinary. Absurd and zany, its odd inhabitants are remarkably original and break conventions that are unbreakable in the land of the living.

The cat does not break the rule set by his companions. Independent by nature, he only appears when the mood takes him. As if to be forgiven, he always wears a forced smile that creates an air of mystery. Like the rest of Wonderland's inhabitants, the Cheshire Cat is a zany character. Speaking only in riddles, he follows our friends throughout their journey. A floating character, he always appears with grace, without ever truly revealing himself.

The Mad Hatter is famous for his bizarre behavior. Endearing nonetheless, his baffling way of speaking comes out at teatime, which for him is a sacred ceremony. Obsessed with time, he structures his days in Wonderland around this event. His appearance is just as singular, with his tattered top hat and his casual attitude. He always leads incoherent and bewildering conversations with Alice, who is happy to feed the exchanges with her strange friend.

Dressed in a frock coat and waistcoat that seem to come from another world, the White Rabbit is an anthropomorphic figure of remarkable elegance. He always carries a pocket watch, which he checks frantically at every moment. Intrigued by this walking riddle, Alice decides to follow the White Rabbit down his hole, plunging into the fantastical world of Wonderland. Perpetually late, he leads the young girl into a chaotic and bewildering adventure, where the boundaries of reality vanish in a cloud of smoke, giving way to the absurd and the unexpected at every turn.

Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum, the comical and eccentric twins, move in perfect synchronization through the absurd world of Wonderland. With their identical outfits and their little propeller caps, they speak in rhymes and love telling wacky stories. Always ready to squabble or play tricks, their behavior is as confusing as it is amusing. Their favorite game? Challenging Alice with riddles and puzzles that blur the boundaries between dream and reality...

A capricious, screaming tyrant, the Queen of Hearts rules her absurd kingdom with an iron fist. Her temper is a firework ready to explode at every whim, and her cry of "Off with her head!" is the terror of her courtiers. Her world is a game board where she imposes her moody rules, blind to all logic, with only the satisfaction of her oversized ego guiding her reign.

Cold and imposing, the Red Queen is not one for laughter; she is a calculating figure of authority, a living chessboard where every move has a hidden reason. Her smile is rare, but her gaze pierces through, ready to dissect those who venture into her schemes. Her red dress seems made of blood and strategy, and she moves her pawns with the precision of a merciless player.

A puppet of an almost animal frenzy, the March Hare whirls through a ballet of erratic gestures and stray laughter. His obsession with tea hides a distrust of time, which he treats as a game lost in advance. His absurd words, loaded with biting humor, blur the line between genius and madness. As the Hatter's insatiable companion, he goes beyond eccentricity to become a symbol of jubilant incoherence.