There are collectibles… and then there are collectibles. This set of nesting dolls is the kind of thing that makes you stop, grin, and immediately think: okay, who came up with this brilliance?

Lined up in painted wood are five icons who completely rewrote what it meant to be a performer: David Bowie, Stevie Wonder, Elton John, Freddie Mercury, and Prince. It’s like someone distilled the entire spirit of stadium lights, glitter, and goosebump-inducing choruses into a set of dolls that stack neatly inside each other.

Bowie’s lightning bolt stares right through you. Stevie’s shades are pure funk royalty. Elton is locked in his oversized, pink-rimmed glam. Freddie looks ready to stomp out “We Will Rock You” in your living room. And Prince, as always, tiny but untouchable — the enigmatic cherry on top.

So…nesting dolls usually carry the weight of tradition: babushkas, folktales, family heritage. But here, they’ve been spun into a lineup of artists who shaped the soundtracks of entire generations.

You don’t just see paint on wood. You see entire arenas, sequined jumpsuits, falsettos that cut through the air, piano chords that still make the hair on your arms stand up.

This is the kind of piece that doesn’t just sit on a shelf. It starts conversations. It makes people laugh, reminisce, and maybe even throw on a record they haven’t played in years. It’s art, kitsch, music history, and pure joy rolled into one.