Llavero Baby Yoda

Llavero is Spanish for keyring, and the subject needs no introduction: the big-eared, wide-eyed infant of a certain very long-lived alien species, the breakout character of a space-western streaming series and one of the most printed faces of the past few years. The design pares him down to a charm — that unmistakable head and ear shape carried as a compact profile, made to hang from a split ring. Small enough to belong on house keys or a rucksack zip rather than a display shelf, and drawn from a character whose whole appeal was always the silhouette and those enormous eyes. It is a staple of school fairs, party bags and stocking fillers, and frequently the first thing a new printer owner gives away to a niece or nephew. Scaled up, the same shape works as a bag tag or a tree ornament.