




Frida Kahlo Dream & Nightmares Collectible Figure Bundle — Artist Gift
Pickup available at Pacific Werribee Collection Point
Usually ready in 24 hours
Frida Kahlo Dream & Nightmares Collectible Figure Bundle — Artist Gift
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Pickup available, usually ready in 24 hours
Pacific Werribee Collection Point
Derrimut Road & Heaths Rd
Hoppers Crossing VIC 3029
Australia -
Pickup available, usually ready in 24 hours
Moorabbin Store
15 Cochranes Road
Moorabbin VIC 3189
Australia
Two sides of Frida. One remarkable story.
Frida Kahlo’s life and art were filled with contrasts — beauty and pain, strength and vulnerability, colour and darkness.
The Frida Kahlo Dream & Nightmares Collectible Figure Bundle brings two contrasting interpretations of the artist together in one meaningful display. The colourful Dream figure features Frida’s flower crown and monkey companion, while the expressive Nightmares figure reflects her resilience and ability to transform pain into art.
Designed as companion pieces, the two figures can be displayed side by side so their hands meet, bringing two very different expressions of Frida together as one connected story.
A distinctive gift for Frida Kahlo admirers, artists, art lovers, readers, teachers, and collectors looking for a display piece with both character and meaning.
Included in the bundle
1 × Frida Kahlo Dream collectible figure — featuring flower crown and monkey companion
1 × Frida Kahlo Nightmares collectible figure — featuring decorated cast and expressive design
Approx. 10.4 cm tall each
Designed by Collectable Cities
Ideal for bookshelves, desks, art collections, and curated displays
Packed and dispatched by Curated Curio in Melbourne, Australia
Important packaging information
This Curated Curio bundle contains two individually packaged Frida Kahlo figures, each supplied in its own original product packaging.
This is not the separately manufactured combined/twin-pack Frida set. Curated Curio has brought the two individual figures together because they were designed to complement one another when displayed side by side.
Two figures. Two very different expressions of Frida. Together, they tell a much fuller story.

