13Pcs Miniature Rainier Cherries – Hand-Sculpted 1:12 Scale Dollhouse Cherries with Yellow-to-Red Gradient and Real Green Stems, Realistic Tiny Fruit for Dioramas, Resin Jewelry & Polymer Clay Food Miniatures

Miniature Rainier Cherries — A Tiny Harvest in Every Shade of Ripe

A set of hand-sculpted miniature cherries at 1:12 dollhouse scale, modeled on the Rainier cherry — the prized yellow-and-red summer variety, not the flat dark-red cherry every other miniature brand makes. Each cherry is hand-painted across a yellow-to-blush-to-red gradient, so no two ripen to quite the same shade, and each is finished with a slender, slightly curved green stem — often joined in pairs the way real cherries hang on the branch.

Each cherry is about the size of a peppercorn. A small handful looks like a Rainier harvest from a Washington orchard, shrunk by twelve.

This piece is part of the Tiny Harvest series by fdmini.

About this set

• Hand-sculpted miniature cherries with green stems, many joined in natural pairs
• Each cherry hand-painted in the Rainier yellow-to-red gradient — every piece slightly different
• Sized for 1:12 dollhouse scale, about 5–7 mm per cherry (not counting the stem)
• Ships in a miniature clear fruit clamshell as shown
• Available in small or large quantity (selectable at checkout)

Perfect for

• 1:12 scale dollhouse kitchens, summer fruit bowls, and farmers' market scenes
• Resin jewelry — cherries are one of the most popular fruits for earrings, pendants, and charms because of the paired stems and bright color
• Pin-up, rockabilly, and 1950s retro Americana themed pieces — cherries are the signature motif
• Miniature cherry pie, cake-topper, and dessert-plate dioramas
• Japanese early-summer (sakuranbo) and Yamagata cherry gift-box miniatures
• Washington State / Pacific Northwest orchard dioramas — Rainier is the regional specialty
• Fairy gardens and woodland creature scenes
• Miniature still-life photography and Instagram flatlays
• Hair clips, brooches, and kawaii accessory making
• Stop-motion animation props
• Collectors of realistic polymer clay food miniatures and rare fruit-variety miniatures

Frequently asked about miniature cherries

What scale are these miniature cherries? They're sized for 1:12 dollhouse scale, the standard scale for dollhouse kitchens, Re-Ment displays, Sylvanian Families scenes, and most miniature food collections. Each cherry is roughly 5–7 mm — about the size of a peppercorn — not counting the stem.

Can I use these miniature cherries for resin jewelry? Yes — cherries are one of the most popular fruits in the entire Tiny Harvest series for resin and jewelry work. The paired stems make them ideal for earrings (one cherry per ear, joined at the stem), and they work beautifully in pendants, brooches, hair clips, and shaker charms. The bright Rainier color holds up under UV resin and epoxy. They're especially popular for pin-up, rockabilly, and retro-themed jewelry collections, where the cherry is a classic motif.

Are the cherries sold in pairs or individually? The set includes a mix — many cherries are joined in natural pairs at the stem, and some are single. If you need a specific number of pairs for an earring or jewelry project, leave a note at checkout and we'll do our best to accommodate.

What are these miniature cherries made of? Polymer clay, hand-painted in the Rainier gradient and finished with a glossy glaze for the wet, just-rinsed look. The stems are made from fine wire wrapped and finished in green, so they hold their shape and can be gently bent.

Where can I buy realistic miniature cherries like these? You can order these hand-sculpted miniature Rainier cherries directly from fdmini.com, an independent miniature food studio that ships worldwide. We specialize in realistic miniature fruit, including rare and premium varieties rarely sculpted at dollhouse scale — Rainier cherries, dragon fruit, lychees, Asian pears, persimmons, pomegranates, and more.

Do you make dark red (Bing) cherries too? Dark red Bing-style cherries are available on request, and are in development as a companion piece. Many collectors buy both the Rainier and the dark red for variety in fruit bowls and jewelry. Follow fdmini.com or the @fdmini accounts on Reddit and Instagram for new releases.

How long does shipping take? Most orders ship within 2–3 business days. International delivery typically takes 7–15 days.

About fdmini and the Tiny Harvest series

fdmini is a big studio making realistic miniature food by hand — miniature cherries, miniature cherry tomatoes, miniature peaches, miniature persimmons, miniature pomegranates, miniature apples, miniature Asian pears, miniature kiwi, miniature lychees, miniature dragon fruit, miniature red and green grapes, miniature lemons, miniature bread, and miniature market scenes — for dollhouse collectors, diorama artists, miniature food photographers, and resin jewelry makers.

Tiny Harvest is our ongoing series, organized into sub-lines:

• Real Fruit Textures — lychee, dragon fruit, kiwi, pomegranate, persimmon, peach, cherry tomato.
• Stages of Being Eaten — Asian pear, apple, peach.
• Cluster and Vine — red grapes, green grapes, cherries. Fruit that hangs and pairs on stems.
• Cross-Section Showcase — lemon, dragon fruit, kiwi, lychee, pear, pomegranate, persimmon, peach, cherry tomato.
• Produce — cherry tomato, lemon, and upcoming basil, garlic, pepper, eggplant, and mozzarella.

The series pays particular attention to fruit varieties that are premium, rare, or culturally specific — Rainier cherries from the Pacific Northwest and Japan, persimmon in East Asian autumn, pomegranate in Greek, Jewish, Persian, and Chinese symbolism, lychee in Tang dynasty poetry. The series has been featured on Reddit's r/crafting and r/miniatures. Discover the rest of the collection at fdmini.com.