High Wind Warning Totoro

$189

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INFORMATION

Dimensions

  • Length: 22 cm / 8.7 in
  • Width: 11 cm / 4.3 in
  • Height: 21.5 cm / 8.5 in

Configurations

  • Totoro figure holding an upturned umbrella
  • Blue Totoro figure
  • White Totoro figure with leaf detail
  • Bus stop sign element
  • Black walnut display base
  • Internal stainless steel support connecting the blue and white Totoros

Material & Packaging

  • Resin (sculpted figure components)
  • Black walnut wood (solid display base)
  • Stainless steel support (internal reinforcement)
  • Packaging: Not specified

Other

  • Scale: Not specified
  • Studio: LAPUTA Studio
  • Series: My Neighbor Totoro
  • Product Type: Art display piece
  • Edition Size: Not specified
  • Estimated Shipment: Within two months after pre-order

High Wind Warning Totoro depicts Totoro gripping an umbrella against a hard gust while the blue and white Totoros struggle beside a leaning bus stop sign. LAPUTA Studio combines a textured resin sculpt with a black walnut display base and an internal stainless steel support between the smaller figures. The compact composition gives a My Neighbor Totoro shelf both character and movement.

High Wind Warning Totoro turns the familiar bus stop setting into a compact storm comedy, catching the group just as the wind overwhelms their composure. The moment keeps the quiet charm of their roadside wait while shifting the emphasis toward physical humor. LAPUTA Studio stages the figure around the inverted umbrella, Totoro's startled expression, the leaning sign, and the smaller Totoros being pulled sideways by the gust.