KAWS figures that run under the category of collectible toys and sculptures emerged into the hype concept and captured the hearts of art collectors, pop culture enthusiasts, and contemporary art lovers. The figures are created by an artist called Brian Donnelly the former street artist, also referred to as KAWS, and inspired by the iconic companion figure created by the artist himself. With its distinctive blend of street art influences, toy designs, and high-end collaborations, KAWS collectibles have carved a unique niche in the world of art and collectibles. His companion series, featuring a stylized character with crossed-out eyes, quickly gained an obsession following. As KAWS’ reputation grew, so did the scale of his work. One of the factors that set KAWS apart in the collectibles realm is his ability to collaborate with high-end brands and designers. His partnerships with companies like Nike, Dior, and Uniqlo have resulted in limited-edition sneakers, fashion collections, and accessories. The allure of KAWS collectibles lies not only in their artistic value but also in their scarcity. Limited production along with the growing popularity explain the surge in prices at auctions. However, a lot of people wonder, how and what are KAWS figures made of? The core of most KAWS figures is vinyl since it has a smooth surface that enables intricate sculpting and precise detailing, which give the KAWS their signature style, but the sculpt itself includes other material as well.After molding, the figures are carefully hand painted with a keen eye for precision. Kaws’ iconic use of muted tunes and bold contrasts contributes to the visual impact of each piece. Final details add depth and dimension to the figures, enhancing their overall appearance. Kaws’ sculptures range in size from a few inches to ten meters tall, and the price of figures increase significantly according to size. Buying a KAWS figure is definitely on the bucket list of many of you.
