The Walrus |
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''The eldest oyster winked his eye and shook heavy head'' |
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During the fourth chapter of Through the Looking Glass the Tweedles recite the poem of The Walrus and the Carpenter. The Walrus is depicted sitting on a rock in the process of devouring the oysters before him. The attention to detail on the Walrus is such that you are able to see one of the oysters winking as described in the verse. |
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Dimensions are 9(H) x5(W) x 4cm(D) |