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The Monsters MOKOKO Wake Up in Spring Days Hair Tie

The Monsters MOKOKO Wake Up in Spring Days Hair Tie

Blind Box | Hair scrunchie


The Monsters Mokoko Wake Up in Spring Days Hair Tie is a collectible hair tie featuring an adorable Mokoko in a spring-themed design — a small, everyday accessory with The Monsters character. You tie your hair and carry a piece of spring with you at the same time.

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Product type: Hair tie
Brand: POP MART
Series: THE MONSTERS – Mokoko (Wake Up in Spring Days)
Material: fabric / PVC
Function: hair tie / accessory
Age: 15+ (collectible product)

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Kasing Lung wasn't planning a global phenomenon. He was planning a fairy tale. Born in Hong Kong, raised in the Netherlands, settled in Belgium — he grew up between cultures, languages and mythologies. No consoles, no internet: just drawing and European fairy tales. The fascination with elves and folklore that began in childhood never faded. It turned into The Monsters — a world inhabited by Labubu, Zimomo, Tycoco and the rest of the toothy family, which conquered collectors across the planet. Today his figures sell out within a minute of release, reach auction prices running into hundreds of thousands of dollars, and Sony Pictures is making a film about them. But the core has stayed the same — a forest mythology created by a man who simply wanted to tell a story. Meet the artist behind one of the most recognisable characters in the history of art toys.