Harvest Day Picking Corn with Totoro
$119.00
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Character: My Neighbor Totoro · Hayao Miyazaki, Totoro
Product Status: Released
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: 16 cm / 6.30 in
- Length: 13 cm / 5.12 in
- Depth: 12 cm / 4.72 in
Configurations
- Large corn-cob diorama with layered husk leaves and a grassy base
- Small forest-spirit figures in multiple poses
- “Soot sprite”-style creatures placed around the husks
- Sack with loose corn pieces and small scene details, including flowers and a barrel
Material & Packaging
- Resin
- PU
- No packaging details were provided for this product.
Other
- Estimated Shipment: Q1 – Q2 2026
- The prototype shown is a hand-painted sample. The final mass-produced version may have slight variations in paint application to enhance color layering. Studio lighting may cause sample photos to appear more saturated.
VIDEO
ABOUT
Celebrate a moment of pure, simple joy with this delightful diorama. Centered around a massive ear of corn, this piece brings together gentle forest spirits and playful soot sprites in a vibrant, storybook scene. The sculpt masterfully contrasts the smooth, rounded characters with the crisp textures of the corn and grassy base, creating a wonderfully layered vignette. At a compact 16 cm tall, it’s a perfect, heartwarming addition for any collector who appreciates classic, countryside-inspired artistry.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
This enchanting diorama draws inspiration from beloved animated classics that celebrate the magic of nature and the unseen world. It captures the whimsical essence of forest spirits and mischievous soot-like creatures, evoking a sense of nostalgia for pastoral fantasies and the gentle, heartwarming stories found within them.
