Product Description: From the TV anime "The Rising of the Shield Hero Season 2," Raphtalia is now available as a figure in a beautiful white wedding kimono, an original design by F:NEX!

The light and flowing white wedding kimono features delicate patterns on the fabric's surface that are also expressed through the design.
Different shades of white were used for the uchikake (outer kimono) and kakeshita (undergarment). The uchikake features a pinkish pearl finish inspired by Raphtalia, while the kakeshita is finished in pure white pearl paint.
The hair ornament, featuring a peony motif, is also a key detail. The vibrant vermilion Japanese umbrella further enhances the beauty of the white wedding kimono.

The lightly flowing hair and the intricate details of the ribbons are meticulously crafted. The cute animal ears and tail are also present. The bare legs peeking out from the kimono are another highlight!

Bring home Raphtalia, looking radiant in her beautiful white wedding kimono.

[Product details]
Size: Total height approximately 230mm (to the top of the head)
Original sculptor: Mederu Gold Painter: Moriyama Nana Box not included

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