This Banpresto Ichiban Kuji prize figure showcases Winnie the Pooh in a charming Happiness Tea Party scene, accompanied by Piglet in a playful tea time pose. Pooh’s plump form is sculpted with soft, rounded lines and warm honey-toned fur, while Piglet offers a tiny cup with endearing attentiveness. The duo is arranged around a delicate tea table, adorned with teapots, sugar bowls, and honey jar accents, all painted in pastel blues, pinks, and yellows to evoke a sunny afternoon in the Hundred Acre Wood. The base features wood plank textures and subtle foliage, creating a cozy, collectible display piece.

On a bright afternoon in the Hundred Acre Wood, Pooh discovers a quaint tea party set left by friends. He invites Piglet to join, eager to share honey-flavored tea and stories. Pooh’s gentle appetite for discovery leads him to sample the honey, then giggle as Piglet reveals a secret: even tea tastes sweeter when shared. The scene captures their friendship, patience, and optimistic charm, with Pooh leaning slightly forward, eyes twinkling with mild mischief, and Piglet offering a tiny cup with careful reverence. The moment embodies their comforting, timeless adventures and the joy of simple gatherings.