Squishable Plague Nurse

38 reviews

Squishable Plague Nurse

38 reviews

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$49.00

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We all need a partner. Sherlock has his Watson, Robin Hood has his Little John. The Plague Doctor has the Plague Nurse. If you were about to do medieval battle against infectious miasmas armed with only a lantern, a rudimentary concept of personal hygiene, and a beak full of smelly herbs and flowers, you'd want a second-in-command who's got your back. And your front. And whatever other body parts you're worried about, which is probably all of them.

This Plague Nurse was designed by fan request as a counterpart for our Plague Doctor Squishable. We also have 7" versions of the Plague Doctor and Plague Nurse. The side of the lantern has been swapped so the two can hold hands. Rest assured, they would only do so after washing those hands extensively.

Please be aware, there may be some variation in the glow-in-the-dark color of the lantern!

All the details!

Specs: 15(w) x 13.5(d) x 14(h) inches. Polyester fiber, ages 0 and up!
Shipping: This item gets free shipping to the cont. US on orders over $75!
Designer: Rachel S.

Pick up where you left off

Oh em gee so fricken cute

IWJDKEJDBSJWN OK so funny story my mom accidentally bought this one (she meant to get the mini one) but that's okay because there's more to love now! She's so adorable and my plague doctor is very happy to have a tall girlfriend, adorable.

I LOVE HER

My darling plague nurse arrived today, perfectly wrapped for me to receive when I came home from work. She is so soft and huggable and has not left my side yet! The little details on her are adorable, like the little heart on her necklace and right arm. Thank you for making such a wonderful addition to my collection. I named her Pfizer!

squishable

this squishable was satisfyingly and surprisingly squishable. i give it a 20/20very pog champ B)

Sweet Hugs!

I got her last year for Christmas, but she's been up in my bed since we got home! I have textile issues where lace normally bothers me, but the kind of lace used (and where it's located) didn't set off any bad reactions. I've named her (appropriately) Lavender, and she's a staple in my bed.