Hello Kitty
Hello Kitty was born in the outskirts of London and lives with her parents and twin sister, Mimmy, whom she adores. Weighing as much as three apples and standing as tall as five, she’s an adorable little character — and much loved throughout the world. In celebration of her 50th anniversary in 2024, Baccarat created this limited-edition crystal figurine, perfectly capturing the charm and joy of this beloved pop culture icon, with her round silhouette and emblematic bow shining through the reflections of light. A must-have for any Hello Kitty fan, it also makes a marvelous introduction to this fabulous, famous feline.
Founded in Lorraine, France in 1764, Baccarat has become a legendary maker of fine crystal, crafting tableware for kings and presidents, and collaborating with the world's most innovative designers to create objects of enduring beauty.
- Handcrafted crystal.
- Handmade in France.
- 2 3/4" diameter x 3 3/4" high.
- © 2025 SANRIO CO., LTD.
- Wipe with soft, dry cloth.
Original: $500.00
-65%$500.00
$175.00
Description
Hello Kitty was born in the outskirts of London and lives with her parents and twin sister, Mimmy, whom she adores. Weighing as much as three apples and standing as tall as five, she’s an adorable little character — and much loved throughout the world. In celebration of her 50th anniversary in 2024, Baccarat created this limited-edition crystal figurine, perfectly capturing the charm and joy of this beloved pop culture icon, with her round silhouette and emblematic bow shining through the reflections of light. A must-have for any Hello Kitty fan, it also makes a marvelous introduction to this fabulous, famous feline.
Founded in Lorraine, France in 1764, Baccarat has become a legendary maker of fine crystal, crafting tableware for kings and presidents, and collaborating with the world's most innovative designers to create objects of enduring beauty.
- Handcrafted crystal.
- Handmade in France.
- 2 3/4" diameter x 3 3/4" high.
- © 2025 SANRIO CO., LTD.
- Wipe with soft, dry cloth.
