1/6 36-50 CM

Madara Uchiha & Hashirama Senju

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Madara Uchiha
Hashirama Senju
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Character: Naruto · Madara Uchiha, Hashirama Senju

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Atelier de Konoha’s second entry in their Light Sculpture series brings the founding-era clash between Madara Uchiha and Hashirama Senju to 1/6 scale as a facing diorama pair — Madara commanding Kurama’s blazing chakra and Susanoo-blue energy effects against Hashirama standing atop his colossal Wood Style dragon. Each piece is privately editioned at 50 units, built from imported PU and resin, and designed to lock together as a confrontational display that reads as a single composition across two bases.

INFORMATION

INFORMATION

Dimensions

Madara Uchiha

Height: 41 cm / 16.1 in
Width: 29 cm / 11.4 in
Depth: 28 cm / 11.0 in

Hashirama Senju

Height: 42 cm / 16.5 in
Width: 29 cm / 11.4 in
Depth: 25 cm / 9.8 in

Configurations

Madara Uchiha (Individual): Madara figure on Kurama chakra and blue energy effect base
Hashirama Senju (Individual): Hashirama figure on Wood Style dragon base
Set: Both figures together as a confrontational facing diorama

What the Set Adds

Purchasing both as the Set pairs the two bases into a single facing composition — Madara’s blazing orange-and-blue energy reading directly against Hashirama’s coiling green wood dragon. The confrontational sightline only fully resolves when both pieces are displayed together.

Material & Packaging

Material: Imported PU (polyurethane resin, a high-density casting material valued for fine surface detail) combined with resin components
Packaging: EPE Foam (dense closed-cell protective foam for statue shipping) + color box + outer shipping carton + binding straps

Other

Studio: Atelier de Konoha
Scale: 1/6
Edition Size: 50 units (private edition)
Estimated Shipment: Late May to early June 2026
Series: Light Sculpture Series — Volume 2
Versions Available: Madara Uchiha (individual), Hashirama Senju (individual), Set (both figures)

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CHARACTER ORIGIN

SCENE NOTES

This pair captures the founding-era confrontation between the two men whose rivalry literally shaped the shinobi world — the moment Madara and Hashirama clashed with their full power unleashed, tailed beast and Wood Style against each other. That battle carries the weight it does because everything that follows in the series — the village system, the cycle of hatred, the war arcs — traces back to what these two couldn’t resolve here. Atelier de Konoha frames each figure as one half of a single visual argument: Madara stands over Kurama’s churning chakra mass with Susanoo-blue energy erupting at his base, coat swept back and sword drawn, while Hashirama holds his hand seal atop the coiling Wood Style dragon, its scaled head rearing beneath him. The studio’s color language does the heavy lifting — the cold blue and burning orange of Madara’s base reads as controlled aggression, while the organic greens and earthy tones of Hashirama’s dragon ground him as the one trying to contain rather than destroy.