The Pen Is Mightier than the Seed with this Korok Pencil Holder from Etsy
Posted on January 07 2024 by Kristen G. Rosario
The Koroks we first met in The Wind Waker have come a long way since their more recent Zelda appearances: for better and for worse. Regardless on whether or not you want to strap a Zonai rocket to a Korok’s back, these memorable creatures can now be yours as they can hold on to something aside from a simple seed. This new Korok comes to us from Etsy merchant DiDiSensei as they are selling a 3D-printed Korok Statue Pencil Holder.
The figure features a customized Korok Forest denizen holding on to your favorite writing utensil. You can personally customize this pencil holder to feature one of 18 different mask and body colors Di has available for you. If you also want to have a very specific kind of mask type for your Korok, you can special request that when you submit your order. DiDiSensei’s Korok Statue Pencil Holder will run you about $23.99 USD, with an additional $11.98 USD to ship the item to you within one to two business days.
You can get a closer look at these holders in the gallery below:
If a Korok is still not up your alley after all of the seed hunting you’ve been through, then how about a statue to give a bit more praise to? Di also sells custom 3D-printed figures based on the Goddess Statues from Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom. Price for this statue depends on the size you want to purchase as a 5-inch version of the statue will run you about $19.99 USD, while the biggest version, the 12-inch, costs $161.99 USD. It also has 24 different colors to choose from which come at no additional price.
You can get a closer look at the Goddess Statue in the gallery below:
As for the Di in DiDiSensei, they’re a software engineer who enjoys creating and selling accessories based all around things they love. They feel that it’s really cool for to do something that they enjoy, while also helping support their family. If you want to keep up-to-date on what creations Di is building next, you can follow them on Instagram.
What do you think of these Zelda statues? Will you grabbing one of these figures for yourself? Let us know in the comments below!
Source: DiDiSensei
Kristen G. Rosario is an Editor who joined Zelda Dungeon back in September of 2015. His current goal is to become a full-time video game journalist, hoping to eventually gain a Bachelor’s Degree in Journalism. While he pursues that dream, he not only takes care of his adorable dachshund Angel, but also helps run a YouTube channel with his brother. The Zelda series is a quest he hasn’t fully completed yet, but hopes to get there one day.
