OPM Desktop Series No.8
$389
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Width: 40 cm / 15.7 in
- Depth: 30 cm / 11.8 in
- Height: 25 cm / 9.8 in
Configurations
- A meticulously hand-painted diorama recreating the verdant garden façade and pond from the film’s sanctuary scene.
- Features five core characters: Mahito (“the Boy”) and the shapeshifting Heron as free-standing figures, complemented by bas-relief panels of Natsuko, the Fire Maiden, and the Tower Master.
- The free-standing figures of Mahito and the Heron can be repositioned anywhere on the water-effect base, allowing for dynamic storytelling and personalized display.
- An integrated LED system illuminates the interior hearth, wall sconces, and foliage, offering both day and night display modes.
Material & Packaging
- Material: Premium imported resin, imported PU, clear resin elements
- Lighting: Built-in LED light kit
- Packaging details for this product have not yet been provided by the studio.
Other
- Edition Size: 288 pieces
- Each piece is individually hand-numbered on the underside of the base.
VIDEO
ABOUT
OPM Studio masterfully captures the enchanting world of Miyazaki’s latest film in this desktop diorama. The piece brings the film’s sanctuary to life with intricate details, from the translucent water ripples to the serene Wara-Wara spirits. Featuring repositionable main characters and an integrated LED system for day-to-night ambiance, this collectible offers a dynamic window into the story. Limited to just 288 pieces, it’s a truly special tribute to the magic of The Boy and the Heron.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
From the imaginative world of Studio Ghibli's latest masterpiece, The Boy and the Heron, comes the young protagonist Mahito Maki and his enigmatic guide, the Grey Heron. This diorama captures a pivotal moment of discovery within the mysterious, time-bending tower—a sanctuary where the boundaries between worlds blur and the film's core themes of grief, acceptance, and hidden magic come to life.
