Maomao Cat Ears, Tongue Out Acrylic Phone Charm – The Apothecary Diaries

Show Maomao a rare poison and the deadpan disappears. This Maomao cat ears charm is that exact second: eyes shining, fists under her chin, tongue out, ears up. Her name reads “cat cat”, and here the art takes it literally.

Maomao with cat ears, tongue out

Chibi Maomao stands with both fists pressed under her chin, mouth open in a cat-like grin with the tip of her tongue showing, cheeks pink. Two dark green cat ears rise from her hair beside a blue ribbon, and her beaded side locks swing forward. She wears the green top and plum-red skirt of a rear-palace servant, and the white bandage on her left arm peeks out of the sleeve: that is the arm she tests her poisons on. It is the face she makes for cordyceps, never for people.

What you get

• 1 acrylic charm: chibi Maomao with cat ears, tongue out and fists under her chin
• Printed acrylic charm on a black phone-strap cord with a small metal clasp
• Size not stated by the supplier: a small phone charm, shown with its cord in the photos
• One design per order: the other six charms of the line are sold separately
• Phone, case and bag not included

Somewhere it can swing

Hang it from a phone case, a camera strap or the zip of a pencil case, anywhere it can swing a little. It makes a good contrast with the sulking Jinshi charm of the same line. For the friend whose mood improves sharply near a pharmacy shelf or a mushroom guide.