Copper Claude

Copper Claude is a charismatic character with a lustrous copper body that gleams with tales of yesteryear. The body, repurposed from a vintage tube type radio, speaks to Claude’s past life as a vigilant guardian against boredom. Now, it serves as a vessel for his kind-hearted spirit. His head, a remnant of a dismantled faucet topped with a wing nut, may suggest he’s ready to pour out wisdom or perhaps a good story.
The single blue eye, a button that once adorned a tie or embellished a dashboard, hints at a depth of knowledge beyond its simple appearance. With arms made from piping, Claude is always extending a warm greeting or offering assistance. Standing on sturdy metal feet, he is a steadfast figure in Jasper Hawthorn’s fantastical collection, representing resilience and the beauty of giving old objects new purpose.
Copper Claude isn’t merely a robot; he’s a symbol of transformation, demonstrating that with a bit of creativity, everything old can become new again. He’s a reminder of the durability of the past and its potential to bring joy and wonder into the present.