Bathing Artoria Pendragon
$179.00
Character: Fate Series · Altria Pendragon
Product Status: Pre-Order · Estimated to ship Q4 - 2026
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Not specified
Configurations
- Single Version: Seated figure on wooden bath platform base with nameplate; lavender bath cloth; independently modeled foam effect parts rendered in drip-resin; soap dispenser bottle accessory; wooden bucket accessory; scattered shell props on base
Material & Packaging
- Material: Imported polystone (a dense resin-mineral composite used for weight and fine surface detail), resin, and PU (polyurethane resin, commonly used for flexible or thin structural parts)
- Packaging: Not specified
Other
- Edition Size: 99 units
- Pre-Order Opens: April 17, 2026
- Estimated Shipment: September – October 2026
- Production Transparency: Studio has committed to publishing pre-production samples before manufacturing begins; unboxing coverage planned through content creators prior to shipment
VIDEO
ABOUT
Bathing Artoria Pendragon captures her in a rare, unguarded moment — seated on a wooden bath platform, wrapped loosely in a soft lavender cloth, foam beads still clinging to her skin. Candy Studio built this 1/5 scale piece around a hyper-realistic skin-painting approach, with independently modeled foam elements rendered in a resin-drip technique to simulate the wet-skin texture of a figure mid-bath. At 99 units, this is a tight edition for a concept that has no direct equivalent in the current Fate statue landscape.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
This is Candy Studio's original bathing concept — a deliberate departure from Artoria's armored, battle-ready representations. The studio chose a seated floor pose with a crossed-arm guard, reading as quietly self-conscious rather than composed, which lands the emotional register somewhere between vulnerability and dignity. The foam elements are the technical centerpiece: independently modeled and cast in a drip-resin process, they sit on the skin surface rather than being painted on, giving the wet-body read a physical presence that flat paint techniques cannot replicate. The wooden platform base, bucket, and soap props build out the scene without competing with the figure itself.
