Ghost Blade Series Princess Feng Ling
$79.00
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Character: Original · Artist Design
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: Approx. 390 mm / 15.4 in (1/6 scale)
Configurations
- Reclining figure of Princess Feng Ling draped in translucent dark fabric across a gilded divan base
- Elaborate gold headpiece with emerald-tipped prongs and chain-link ornamentation woven through sculpted hair
- Gold bangles and cuffs on both wrists, faithfully reproducing WLOP’s jewelry designs
- Articulated silver-toned mechanical hand on one foot — a striking prosthetic detail that catches the eye against warm skin tones
- Ornamental accessories on the base: metallic orb with ring cradle, draped gold chain with gemstone pendant, and a navy ribbon accent
Material & Packaging
- ABS, PVC
Other
- Estimated shipment: January 2027
VIDEO
ABOUT
Sparkkey Studio and BearPanda translate WLOP’s painterly vision of Princess Feng Ling into a 1/6 scale reclining figure that rewards every viewing angle. Sheer fabric rendered in tinted PVC cascades over the gilded divan, while intricately chased gold jewelry and emerald accents catch light the way brushstrokes do in the original art. A piece that brings the quiet grandeur of Ghost Blade’s desert kingdom into your collection — intimate, ornate, and unmistakably WLOP.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
Princess Feng Ling is a central figure in Ghost Blade, the original fantasy webcomic and illustration series created by Chinese digital artist WLOP. She is the regal princess of an ancient desert kingdom, her bearing equal parts allure and quiet authority. This piece draws from WLOP's iconic reclining portrait of Feng Ling — a private, unguarded moment where royal composure softens into languid repose atop her gilded couch, the weight of a kingdom momentarily set aside.
