
OOAK Porthos Musketeer Art Doll
Gothic miniatureA one-of-a-kind miniature Porthos musketeer art doll with a wide-brimmed hat, wool hair, handmade textile costume, sword, and poseable wire armature. Approx. 12 cm tall.
- Dimensions
- Approx. 12 cm tall
- Material
- Polymer clay, acrylic paint, varnish, wire, fabric, wool
- Technique
- Hand sculpted, hand painted, handmade
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A one-of-a-kind miniature Porthos musketeer art doll. Approx. 12 cm tall. This whimsical little musketeer is sculpted from polymer clay and carefully hand painted with acrylics. He has an expressive face with a curled mustache, soft wool hair, a wide-brimmed hat, and a handmade textile costume with a white collar, cloak, sash, and tiny button details. His miniature sword is made from clay and wire, giving the figure a detailed display-ready look. A wire armature inside the doll allows the arms and legs to be gently posed. Details - Fully hand sculpted and hand painted art doll - Inspired by Porthos, the classic musketeer character - Expressive painted face with mustache - Soft wool hair - Handmade textile costume with cloak, sash, cuffs, and collar - Miniature sword made from clay and wire - Wire armature construction with poseable arms and legs - One-of-a-kind collectible piece; no copies are made - Height: approx. 12 cm Best for - Art doll and miniature collections - Literary, historical, or adventure-themed displays - Dollhouse-style miniature scenes as a decorative piece - Shelf, desk, or cabinet decor - Dioramas and narrative photography - A distinctive handmade gift for collectors Shipping and care - Packed carefully in protective packaging - Tracking number included - Please handle gently. This is a fragile handmade art object, not a toy. Each piece is individually sculpted, painted, and dressed by hand, giving this musketeer his own posture, expression, and theatrical character.








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