“Kevin” Garlic Braid – a scene-setting detail (and a stylish vampire deterrent)

A well-equipped camp kitchen thrives on visible details. Hanging provisions, filled baskets, and a sturdy garlic braid immediately add depth and credibility to market stalls and taverns. The “Kevin” garlic is a deceptively realistic replica of a classic garlic braid featuring ten individual bulbs.

What makes this model stand out is its surface made from real plant material, giving it a particularly natural texture and colour appearance. Whether displayed at a market stall, in a field kitchen, or mounted decoratively on a beam, this garlic braid enhances the scene visually and reads as a believable “provisions” element rather than a simple prop.

It also comes with a playful, story-friendly bonus straight from the manufacturer: “Kevin” serves as a stylish means of vampire deterrence. That makes it a great fit not only for historical-looking settings, but also for fantasy and darker themes—without changing what it is: a realistic garlic braid.

The core is made of polystyrene and wrapped in real plant material. To preserve the natural surface over time, the manufacturer notes that “Kevin” should not be stored in damp conditions.

Use

This model is intended for decorative purposes only.

Key features

• Form: garlic braid with 10 bulbs
• Material: polystyrene core, wrapped in real plant material
• Size: length approx. 39 cm, width approx. 10 cm
• Note: avoid damp storage to preserve the natural surface

“Don’t play with your food.”

In the depiction of market stalls, taverns, dungeons, or tent camps, real food is often used as decoration to make scenes appear believable. These items may be left out for several days or used extensively in play situations, after which they are no longer fit for consumption—leading to unnecessary waste. Realistic replicas provide a practical alternative. These models are not edible and are intended solely for use as props or decorative items.