Fimble - Pecanpals Plush by Noferin

Fimble's mind never stops asking questions about how things work. Instead of running around playing games, Fimble prefers to spend his time pulling things apart and then putting the pieces back together in order to make something entirely new.

Nick and Candy aka Noferin is the duo that previously brought us the famous 'Jijibuts', now they deliver a plush collection called 'Pecanpals.' These big-eared 13-inch toys are colored like jellybeans and come in nine variations based on their unique personalities outlined on their respective biotags. There are writers, inventors, adventurers, wildlife researchers, sailors, and even magicians in the collection. Some come with bows or bowties, messenger bags or aprons, so its easy to spot a companion with whom you are compatible. Each Pecanpal has a biography tag and is ASTM and CE certified for all ages.

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Noferin is the collaboration of two parallel minds: that of Candy and Nicho.

Trained as a Graphic Designer - BDes (VisComm); BvisComm (First Class Hons) - Candy possesses an acute understanding of solid design principles. She brings these skills into her paintings; a medium that she finds to be more expressive and free.

Studying an Environmental Science degree, Nicho spends every spare moment developing the world of Noferin in a literary sense and through wooden sculpture.

Together, they delve into the whimsical world of Carrara Island and its inhabitants - meshing the fine art, design and literary worlds together in a complete and unique package.

"Our world is a living environment that grows everyday. At first, we were shaping and creating the boundaries of Carrara Island, but now the world is so vivid and real to us that our role has changed from creator to story-teller. We are the vessels for telling the stories of Carrara Island and the unique characters that call it home. Noferin wishes to take the audience on a journey of discovery that uncovers something new and quite magical with each chapter of this perpetual narrative."