Pocket Dragons

Pocket Dragons are friendly little creatures that like to hide in the pockets of tweed jackets. They may be all that are left of the once mighty and proud species of dragons, but they more than make up for the loss by the mischief they get into. Created by Texas artist Real Musgrave, they first appeared in his drawings. In 1989 they were translated into figurines, and since then they've evolved to grace many forms that decorate a house, from mugs and boxes to picture frames, rubber stamps and refrigerator magnets.