Mannequin

The Mannequin is a decorative furniture item that can be used to display armor and vanity items, as well as accessories and dyes.
On the , items can be placed on a by pressing the button on it, which opens a small set of inventory-like slots beneath the player's main inventory. There are three slots for helmet, shirt, and pants, and five slots for accessories. In addition, each slot has an associated dye slot underneath it. Placing items in these slots immediately displays them on the .
On the , items can be placed on a by pressing the button anywhere on it, which places the item currently held by the player on the . If there is already an item in the same slot on the , it will be replaced and dropped. Items can also be removed with a pickaxe or drill.
s can only be removed if no items are placed on them. On , they can always be destroyed by , however.
The Mannequin always displays armor and clothing in their male sprite forms. The can be used to display them in their female counterparts.
== Crafting ==
=== Recipes ===
== Notes ==
* There are always only five accessory slots available, even if the player has consumed a Demon Heart or is in a Master world.
* If a Fish Bowl is placed on a Mannequin, it appears to have eyes.
* It is not possible to place Familiar clothes on a Mannequin.
* Djinn's Curse does not appear on Mannequins like it would normally. Instead, it is shown as purple pants: 
* Using paint on the top-left corner of the head will color the whole body of the Mannequin. Paint can still be used on any other parts of the mannequin's body, but will have no further visual effect (the body only takes the color assigned to the top-left corner of the head). Having done this, one can still "paint" the other parts of the body with the same color, which still consumes paint buckets. Despite paints only affecting the body, using Illuminant Paint will also illuminate the placed items on a Mannequin. The brightly-lit effect of the paint overlaps with dyes.
== Trivia ==
* A total of 112 Mannequins (2240 Wood) are needed to display all armor sets (including variations) on separate Mannequins.
== History ==