Released on November 1, 2026, CJ Hendry's MEGA JuJu collection introduces an oversized version of the artist's beloved JuJu character. Measuring approximately 12 inches tall, each collectible plush features JuJu's signature floppy ears, soft sculptural body, and distinctive leather flower covering one eye.
The limited release features 10 unique colorways, originally offered worldwide through a surprise blind-box format following an exclusive pop-up exhibition in Hong Kong. Blending contemporary art, playful design, and collectible culture, MEGA JuJu transforms Hendry's iconic character into a larger-than-life companion. As with previous JuJu releases, each variation was produced in limited quantities, with no restocks planned once sold out.
In the fold out Rarity booklet, which shows all the 10 possible color variations, rarity is graded from left to right with those on the left being rarest.
Dimensions: 12 x 6 x 4 inches (Plush)
Medium: Special edition oversized JuJu. Various plush Materials, Leather heart eye, Polyester filling. Comes with exclusive JuJu branded purple drawstring dust bag, fold out "map", and sticker set.
Provenance: Comes in original JuJu branded purple drawstring dust bag.
Edition: Limited Edition of Unknown Quantity. Sold out quickly after release.
Year: 2026
Condition: New (in original packaging)
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Australian artist CJ Hendry began making art as a hobby, but found success on Instagram and left university to pursue an art career. In 2014, she made her first sale with a depiction of a pair of boots made by Australian footwear company R.M. Williams that sold for $10,000. Since then, her compositions have reportedly earned her millions. Initially, Hendry created large-scale, hyperrealistic ink drawings of luxury objects —always in black and white —with each piece taking up to 200 hours to complete. She later pivoted to creating photorealistic drawings of subjects like disco balls and a $100 bill with Kanye West’s face emblazoned across it —which the pop icon bought from the artist. In a 2017 collaboration with fashion house Christian Louboutin, Hendry expanded her practice to include color, rendering hyperreal globs of vivid paint using colored pencils.
