Panda Matryoshka Dolls (Stacking Dolls)

I came across this panda in promotion of another cool item: blankets & napkins decorated with personalized map patterns. I am not sure where the panda dolls are from or how they relate, but they're cool none-the-less.

Via Laughing Squid.

Robot panda

Always wished you could have a panda? Always wished you could have a robot? Good news! You can now have them both for only $39.99 with Robopanda:

(As found by Trevor)

Panda Cheeky Cheeks

Put your hand in a panda

This panda puppet was spotted at University Art.

Dinosaur Panda (not)

Via Fail Blog.

Pandas need vacations, too

This panda was spotted by Panda Correspondent Nicholas Wray on his weekend jaunt to Nevada City. It was staying in one of the Piety Hill Cottages.

Safe pandas

Panda correspondent Nicholas reports these safely strapped in (and shoe-d) pandas.

Trying to learn how to use chopsticks? Eat a panda!

Doesn't that sound appetizing? Actually, I don't think you're supposed to eat them, but oh well. Panda correspondent Trevor shared this article about the Panda Darake practice kit, which allows you to practice your chopstick dexterity by picking up pandas and placing them on a rotating tire. Who doesn't need that?

Nobody puts Panda in the corner!

(oops!)

Spotted by Sam at Thai Chef's House.

Rocking Horse Panda is Rockin'

Thanks to Sam for finding.

Not everyone's fond of pandas

Chiller Panda

Creepin' it up.

The Best Reading Companion

I'd like to snuggle up to a giant panda and read a book!

Polaroid Panda

Friend and photographer Jeff Dojillo captured these pandas in his recent experiment with Impossible Project PX70 Color Shade film.

Trapped Panda

The same trip to the Bay that brought me to Ritual Coffee pandas also brought this forlorn store-front panda:

Meet Clifton

Clifton is a panda in disguise, whose photo arrived to me (or, "Damn Son, I like the Zarr," as the case may be) via the postal service in February 2010. For one reason or the other, the note and photo remained in a stack of papers only recently overturned and revisited. Clifton was created by Panda Correspondent Ryan Lue for an art class and relates to issues of panda diplomacy in Taiwan.

Panda Pillow (?)

I told myself I'd remember the name of this product by the time I posted it, but I told myself that on November 28 and now it is December 13 and I don't even know what age I am, much less what this thing was called. I had initially reminded myself to remember, though, because it had a fairly ridiculous name and it also came in a very square, flat size (though the head and arms stayed the same) and was marketed as a decorative pillow. Thank you, Bed, Bath, and Beyond. No thank yous, Alison's memory.

Panda in a Bag!

And, panda on a human! Reader and panda fan Bougrie (be sure to click this link as you'll be greeted with an adorable umbrella-holding panda) has submitted this fabulous photo:

Polymer Pandas

Found via Epicute, from joojooland on Etsy.

Window-shopping panda