Ponyo

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Available on backorder

Available on backorder

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ABOUT

LAPUTA Studio’s Ponyo art piece freezes the magic of transformation in a single intimate tableau — two versions of Ponyo sharing one walnut wood stage, one lifting a functional glowing lantern (rechargeable via Type-C), the other watching with fish-eyed wonder, and a tiny bucket Ponyo tucked at their feet. At just 14 cm tall, it holds more storytelling and warmth than pieces twice its size.

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DIMENSIONS

  • Length: 12 cm / 4.72 in
  • Width: 8.5 cm / 3.35 in
  • Height: 14 cm / 5.51 in

CONFIGURATIONS

  • Two Ponyo figures depicted simultaneously — one in her half-transformed human form lifting a glowing lantern overhead, the other in her fish-girl transitional form looking on with wide, curious eyes
  • Miniature Ponyo-in-a-bucket accessory at base level, sculpted in her early fish form peeking over the rim — a quiet nod to the moment Sosuke first found her
  • Integrated functional light element: the lantern held aloft emits a warm green-tinted glow, powered by a built-in rechargeable lithium battery with Type-C charging port and dedicated on/off switch
  • Solid black walnut wood base — natural grain and warm tone grounding the piece with an artisan quality that complements the resin sculpts above

MATERIAL & PACKAGING

  • Resin (figure sculpts)
  • Solid black walnut wood (base)
  • Built-in lithium battery and circuit board; Type-C charging interface

OTHER

  • Estimated shipment: within 3 months of order placement

Ponyo is the spirited goldfish-girl protagonist of the 2008 Studio Ghibli film Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea, directed by Hayao Miyazaki. Born Brunhilde, the daughter of the sea wizard Fujimoto, she escapes the ocean and is discovered by a young boy named Sosuke — first in a bucket, then slowly transforming into human form through sheer force of will and love. This piece captures the charged, in-between moment of her transformation: the half-human Ponyo marveling at her own new hands and the light she holds, while her fish-girl self looks on — two states of the same boundless wonder existing side by side.

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