Smiski series Sunday

In the Smiski Sunday Series, the little creatures take a day off: from blowing bubbles to skateboarding, six ways to have nothing to do. Exactly the series for a lazy Sunday on your windowsill.

The name Smiski comes from the Japanese word sumi, which means corner or niche. They are conceived as creatures that quietly live in your home and only show themselves when the lights go out. That neutral face is deliberate: there is no expression on it, so you can read all sorts of things into it yourself. During the day you see a light green figure, in the dark it glows softly.

Each series has 6 Smiski variations, plus a secret Smiski that is randomly distributed and much rarer. They are randomly packed in blind boxes, so you only know which one moves in with you when the box is open. Are you a fan of Sonny Angels? Then you've come to the right place: both come from Japan, both are in a blind box, and Smiskis are the quieter variant that only light up when you turn off the light.

Please note: to allow everyone to enjoy the Smiski hype, you can purchase a maximum of 2 Smiskis per customer per order. If you order more, we will manually adjust your order.