Evil Queen

4 reviews

List Price: ~~$10.99~~

Brand: Papo

SKU: M-EVQ

Availability: Discontinued

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Description:

A fantastically detailed evil queen for sand tray therapy. Queen has a raven on her hand and holding a sceptre in the other. 3 1/2" in height

Additional Product Info

Symbolism:	Evil, Archetypes
Miniature categories:	Popular Characters, Special Symbolism
Recommended ages:	Not specified. See product description.
Country of manufacture:	China

WARNING:
CHOKING HAZARD - small parts
Not for children 3 years or under

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Customers say AI generated summary

Customers find the Evil Queen well-made and weighted with fine paintwork, good size, and appealing details. Reviewers praise its versatile facial expression and clothing for varied roles and note it works well in sand-tray use — the base even leaves a decorative imprint. One reviewer warns the sceptre is fragile and can break if handled roughly.

What they like

well painted
solid weight
good size
fine details
versatile expression
sand tray
footprint imprint

Could be better

fragile sceptre

Good size, great details - love that it can be both a nurturting and...

by Rose

June 23 2025

Good size, great details - love that it can be both a nurturting and powerful/aggressive figure

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Good for sand tray

by Brenda Lawson

August 1 2022

Good for sand tray

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I had been looking for an evil queen for a long time and I’m glad...

by Sarah Wynne

October 14 2021

I had been looking for an evil queen for a long time and I’m glad that I was able to find one!

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High quality

by Therapist

May 17 2015

This evil queen is a quality figurine--she has "weight" to her in your hand, and is extremely appealing (well-painted). It seems her facial expression and clothing are versatile, and she has been known to take both the "good guy" and "bad guy" roles. A great figurine for adult clients, too.

Fun fact: she leaves "footprints." the bottoms of her shoes and the pattern on the bottom of her dress make a beautiful imprint in the sand when she gets moved around.

One caveat--I would be gentle with the sceptre. Her hand literally wraps around it (it wiggles in her hand, with notches above and below her hand to keep it from sliding) and you could likely break it by applying moderate pressure. If a client doesn't thrash and crash, she'll do just fine.

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