Brighten your nursery or sunroom with this darling trio of vintage sunflower "flower children." These 1980s hand-painted ceramics capture the whimsical "Anne Geddes" aesthetic with incredible charm. Each baby features a vibrant yellow sunflower petal headpiece and tiny green boots.
This set includes one peaceful baby resting on a terracotta pot, one playful toddler in a polka dot diaper, and one sweet "bud" sitting quietly. Perfectly sized for a bookshelf, windowsill, or a protected garden display. A must-have for lovers of vintage kitsch and cottagecore decor!
Materials: Hand-painted ceramic.
Style: 80s/90s Vintage, Cottagecore, Whimsical.
Dimensions: Approximately 5.5–9" tall (individual sizes vary).
Keywords: Vintage Sunflower Baby, Ceramic Flower Child, 80s Garden Decor, Hand Painted Figurine, Polka Dot Diaper Baby, Nursery Decor, Kitsch Collectible.
Set of (3) Vintage Hand-Painted Ceramic Sunflower "Flower Children" Figurines.
Era: Circa 1980s–1990s.
Origin: Likely vintage ceramic bisque molds (popularly associated with companies like Donas or Duncan) hand-painted by a hobbyist.
Material: Glazed and hand-painted ceramic.
Design Details: * The Dreamer: Sitting atop an upside-down terracotta pot, eyes closed in a peaceful, prayer-like pose.
The Explorer: Wearing a black-and-white polka dot diaper and green "leaf" boots, arms outstretched.
The Bud: Sitting with hands in lap, wearing green boots and a full sunflower petal headpiece.
Vintage Ceramic Sunflower Baby Figurine Set - Hand-Painted 80s Kitsch Garden Bab
New or Used
Used
SHIPPING INFO
Free for you, most economical for me.
Location
Floor
Material
Hand painted glazed porcelain
Item Manufacturer/ Maker
Unmarked
color
Multi
Size
Varied sizes- 9" for tallest, 6" and 5 1/2"
Returns/Exchanges
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