Boh
$89.00
Character: Spirited Away · Boh
Product Status: Pre-Order · Estimated to ship Q2 - 2026
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ABOUT
JinYun Studio reimagines Spirited Away’s Boh in his mouse form as an unlikely prosperity deity — bursting from a gilded treasure chest, pearl necklace swinging, gold bar raised in triumph. The base overflows with coins, ingots, and two peeking Soot Sprites, while the crow perches knowingly overhead. Crafted in polystone resin with imported PU accents, this piece is equal parts film homage and irresistible good-fortune charm.
INFORMATION
DIMENSIONS
- Length: 23 cm / 9.06 in
- Width: 23 cm / 9.06 in
- Height: 22 cm / 8.66 in
CONFIGURATIONS
- Boh (mouse form) sculpt — bursting from an open treasure chest, pearl necklace draped across his round frame
- Gold bar — held aloft in one chubby paw, the centerpiece of the whole composition
- Gold coins — scattered generously across the base, spilling outward in every direction
- Yuan Bao (gold ingots) — nestled among the coin pile, adding classical prosperity iconography to the scene
- Necklace — pearl strand sculpted directly onto the figure
- Crow companion — perched atop Boh’s head, the transformed Yubaba’s bird rendered in matte black with that signature flat bill
- Soot Sprites — two Susuwatari figures tucked into the coin pile on either side of the base, peeking out with wide eyes
MATERIAL & PACKAGING
- Polystone resin
- Imported PU components
OTHER
- Estimated shipment: Q2 2026
VIDEO
CHARACTER ORIGIN
Boh is the enormous, pampered infant son of Yubaba in Studio Ghibli’s beloved 2001 film Spirited Away. Transformed into a mouse by Yubaba’s twin Zeniba as part of the film’s central enchantment, he spends much of the story riding on Chihiro’s shoulder alongside the crow — a humbling adventure that quietly reshapes his sheltered worldview. JinYun Studio reimagines this mouse-form Boh not in his usual timid state, but as a gleeful hoarder of wealth — treasure chest flung open, gold bar raised high — a playful “what if” that leans into Chinese prosperity iconography while keeping every recognizable detail, from the pearl necklace to his wide, delighted eyes, perfectly intact.
