Hoptimist - Halloween Scary Orange, small

When darkness falls and the moon casts its light into the autumn night, the little Halloween Hoptimist begins its dance on the shelf. With a mischievous smile and little hops, it spreads joy and fun among the pumpkin lanterns and spider webs.

With a strong belief in the power of a smile, Gustav Ehrenreich created his cheerful Hoptimist movement in the late 1960s. The goal was to create a figure that would serve as an eternal reminder to stay positive and optimistic. Although the 60s are often referred to as "The Happy 60s," the decade was marked by unrest. Therefore, Ehrenreich's design was a welcome source of joy in an otherwise turbulent time. Bimble and Bumble represent the very first Hoptimists from the designer's hand: a schoolgirl with smiling eyes and an attentive boy with a splint on his head.