Mario w/ Mushroom Applause Figurine

Here is Mario W/ Mushroom. This one is really cool as it is modeled after iconic art that depicts Mario holding a yellow mushroom. No clue where this mushroom fit into Mario’s world in 1989. Anybody know, please fill me in!

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