Guarding Chihiro
$189.00
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Character: Spirited Away · Chihiro Ogino
Product Status: Released
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Approx. W 20 cm x H 17 cm x D 20.5 cm | 7.9 in x 6.7 in x 8.1 in
Configurations
- No-Face figure with knitting needles and in-progress red scarf
- Zeniba figure with removable spectacles and yarn ball
- Chihiro standing figure observing the lesson
- Boh (mouse) and Bird duo
- Wooden table, bench, and stone-textured wall backdrop
- Tabletop accessories: basket, five yarn balls, two spools, three needles, scissors
- Wall accessories: corn strand, two kettles, dried chili, onion, four plates, red curtains, window frame, flowerpot, storage chest
Material & Packaging
- Material: Imported PU Resin
- Packaging: Custom foam clamshell inside a full-color collector’s box
Other
- Updates: The sculpt features realistic knit stitching on the scarf and yarn balls. Low-profile magnets are used for stable assembly without visible pegs.
VIDEO
ABOUT
Relive the gentle magic of Spirited Away with this charming diorama capturing the moment Zeniba teaches No-Face to knit. Every detail, from the tiny yarn balls to the characters’ warm expressions, brings this scene of friendship and found family to life. A perfect centerpiece for any Ghibli enthusiast, this piece celebrates handcrafted kindness and the quiet, powerful moments that define a journey.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
This heartwarming diorama captures a tender moment from Spirited Away, where Zeniba teaches a reformed No-Face how to knit. Surrounded by enchanted friends and colorful yarn, they work together to create a protective hairband for Chihiro, beautifully illustrating the film's themes of kindness, community, and finding one's place.
