AHB Series 7 – Chinese Grasshopper – Acrida cinerea | Insect

A MASTER OF DISGUISE · the grass mimic

A Series of Laugh and Grow

Real animals, reimagined plump and cheerful — painted in lifelike detail, sculpted impossibly cute.

Chubby & Full of Character

Rounded, soft and undeniably cute — yet every scale, wrinkle and marking is hand-painted true to the real animal. The reaction it gets in person is always the same: so detailed, and so adorable.

Ready to Display

A single, sturdy hand-painted piece — no assembly, no fuss. Set it on a desk or shelf and it holds its happy pose, ready to collect and show off.

Shaped Like Grass

Everything about this grasshopper — its elongated body, its slanted cone-shaped head, its narrow wings — is built to mimic a blade of grass. Motionless among stems, it becomes almost impossible to spot.

Green or Straw

It comes in both fresh green and dry straw-brown, matching whichever grassland it lives in. The disguise works from spring meadows to sun-dried autumn fields.

The Slant-Faced Leaper

Its pointed, backward-slanting head gives the whole ‘slant-faced grasshopper’ group its name — an odd, angular profile that this plump figure renders with real character.

A Familiar Meadow Voice

Common across the grasslands of East and Southeast Asia, this is a grasshopper generations have chased through summer fields — here turned into a round, cheerful keepsake.