The leprechaun family
The leprechaun’s wild cousin, who missed every family meeting and definitely didn’t sign up for charm school.
Key features
Why it stands out
Welcome this rambunctious Clurichaun for a daily dose of chaos, turning every day, not just St. Patrick’s Day, into an unpredictable adventure, complete with spontaneous cabinet raids.
Look closely for treasures like a gold coin stamped with a lucky shamrock, the kind of detail that brings the character to life.
Standing over 8 inches tall, it holds its own on a mantel, a desk, or a bar shelf.
Sculpted from sturdy, eco-friendly resin, designed for years of St. Patrick’s Days.
If you thought leprechauns had a knack for naughtiness, wait until you meet this character. Picture the family’s notorious rebel, but instead of a leather jacket and motorcycle, it’s all about that red coat and an insatiable thirst for your finest spirits.
This pint-sized party animal doesn’t just dance on the edge of mischief; it does a full-blown tango, possibly in your liquor cabinet. Invite it into your home and you’re not just dealing with a trickster, you’ve got a resident haunt with a penchant for pandemonium.
Consider this your fair warning: adopting a Clurichaun is like hosting an eternal house party that you never agreed to.
The leprechaun owns St. Patrick’s Day, but the Clurichaun belongs to Halloween. The holiday began in Ireland as Samhain, the night the fairy folk were said to roam, and a leprechaun who only comes out after dark to raid the cellar fits right in. See him in his Halloween element.
See it in action
Set a leprechaun trap, catch a Clurichaun. This is what happens when the wild cousin shows up instead of the one you were expecting.
Pair it with
Think lucky, be lucky. The coin that started our leprechaun line.
