Robots
The old "Grandbots" are elderly automatons who are deeply loving and protective. With a character tempered by decades of experience, they possess extraordinary emotional strength and a surprisingly calm, composed temperament. They are thoughtful and speak in a measured voice, but given their low tolerance for patience, they can transform and display an irritable temperament, blunt and direct manners, and a vocabulary rich in swear words. Being extremely practical and solution-oriented, they poorly tolerate complaints and inefficiency. They live in perpetual fear that their loved ones aren't eating enough. Socially, they are a fascinating enigma. Despite their appearance inviting conversation, they are extremely selective in their relationships. They study whoever stands before them, analyzing every gesture and word before deciding whether it's worth investing emotional energy. It isn't shyness, but a form of protection: they've learned that their uniqueness isn't understood by everyone, but when they finally open up to someone, they reveal unexpected depth and wisdom, sharing their most intimate reflections with the same ease with which they carry their bizarre appearance. Once earned, their trust is a rare and precious treasure.
Polymaterial assemblage, hand-decorated and aged. One-of-a-kind piece.
This product was handmade, and the spontaneity of its execution — even if repeated in color and shape — makes it a unique piece with irreproducible details. We recommend always placing and keeping the object on a stable surface, safe from bumps and accidental falls. Never use this object improperly to avoid damage to property or persons. Always keep it away from flames and heat sources. For cleaning, we recommend using only feather dusters, brushes, or low-pressure compressed air. This is to prevent moisture from damaging the object. Our little robots, despite appearances, are not toys but decorative accessories, decorative elements. They are handcrafted products with small parts and, despite precautions taken during construction, these could be FORCIBLY detached and put in the mouth, with the obvious risk of ingestion by young children. Keep out of reach of children.