Kikyo — Shrine Priestess of the Spirit Tree

Name: Kikyo — Shrine Priestess of the Spirit Tree - GK Resin Statue - Collector Figures
Brand: HunYu Studio
SKU: CFS002849
Price: 269.00 USD
Availability: BackOrder

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$269

Estimated to ship Q4 2026 (studio estimate)

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CharacterInuyasha · Kikyo

INFORMATION

Dimensions

Height: approximately 31 cm / 12.2 in
Width: approximately 24 cm / 9.4 in
Depth: approximately 26 cm / 10.2 in
Weight: Not specified

Configurations

Kikyo figure body — seated in miko robes
Three soul collectors (Shinidamachu) — semi-translucent sculpts coiling through the branches and around her raised hand
Autumn maple tree — deeply textured gnarled trunk with red-leafed canopy
Display base — dark circular base with scattered fallen maple leaves

Material & Packaging

PU (polyurethane resin — primary figure material)
ABS (acrylonitrile butadiene styrene — structural and effect parts)
Packaging: Not specified

Other

Scale: 1/7
Studio: HunYu Studio
Edition Size: 200 pieces
Estimated Shipment: Q4 2026

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ABOUT

This is HunYu Studio’s 1/7 scale original interpretation of Kikyo seated within the branches of an autumn maple, three soul collectors curling around her as she cradles one of their pearl-white orbs. The sculpt invests its detail budget in the interlocking tree structure and the semi-translucent soul collector forms — the kind of layered environmental build that earns the footprint it demands on a shelf. At 200 pieces, this one won’t have a quiet secondary market life.

CHARACTER ORIGIN

HunYu Studio stages the figure around the image of Kikyo at rest among the spirit tree — not in battle, but in the suspended stillness that defines her existence after death, beautiful and unreachable in equal measure. That liminality is the emotional core of her character in Inuyasha, and what HunYu emphasizes here is the atmosphere of it: the gnarled maple standing in for the boundary between the living world and the underworld she inhabits, the soul collectors rendered as her constant, eerie companions rather than weapons. Her expression is composed and inward, the raised hand holding the soul pearl neither offering nor commanding it — just existing, the way she does.