Flower & Shape
$269.00
Character: Original · Artist Design
Product Status: Pre-Order · Estimated to ship Q3 - 2026
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INFORMATION
DIMENSIONS
- Scale: 1/6
- Specific measurements not provided
CONFIGURATIONS
- Full figure in mid-step, weight-shifting pose — one leg raised, body caught in a breath of motion
- Silver hair sculpted mid-flow, each strand layered to read as wind-caught rather than static
- Dark gothic lace-trimmed dress with cascading ruffled tiers, adorned with hand-detailed blue roses across the skirt and bodice
- Climbing vine base rising from a sculptural rock mound — densely packed full-bloom roses and dark foliage transitioning seamlessly from base to figure
- Translucent purple butterfly perched at the figure’s outstretched fingertips — a delicate counterpoint to the weight of the floral architecture below
- Integrated scenic base with scattered dried botanical elements (visible in product photography)
MATERIAL & PACKAGING
- Material: Imported PU and imported resin
- Packaging: Full-color box with EPE foam interior
OTHER
- Edition size: Limited to 99 pieces worldwide
- Estimated shipment: End of Q3 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
Flower & Shape captures a singular suspended moment — a figure mid-step, silver hair streaming, one hand extended toward a translucent butterfly while a tower of dark roses and climbing vines anchors her to the earth below. The paint work moves fluidly between deep charcoal ruffles and cool blue rose petals, each petal individually rendered with tonal depth. Limited to 99 pieces worldwide, this is FK Studio’s most ambitious original design to date — a collector’s piece that rewards every viewing angle.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
FK Studio's original interpretation, conceived entirely outside any existing IP. The figure embodies a poetic tension between stillness and movement — a silver-haired girl suspended in the moment a flower finds its form, as the piece's own Latin inscription reads: "Non est flos, sed momentum antequam flos loquatur." She is not the flower itself, but the breath before it speaks; the butterfly at her fingertips suggests she is both observer and the thing being observed, caught between worlds of the organic and the ethereal.
