Sitting Sanemi Shinazugawa
$119.00
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Character: Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba · Sanemi Shinazugawa
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INFORMATION
INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: 20 cm / 7.9 in
Configurations
- Standard Version: Single seated statue — cross-legged pose, arms folded across chest, haori with “kill” kanji on back, signature shin buckles, full scar detailing on face and torso
Material & Packaging
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Other
- Edition Size: 150 units
- Estimated Shipment: Q3
VIDEO
ABOUT
Ren Studio’s Sitting Sanemi Shinazugawa captures the Wind Hashira at rest — arms crossed, uniform open at the chest, scar tissue mapped across his skin with striking paint fidelity, and that single “kill” kanji riding the back of his haori exactly as it should. At 20 cm tall in a cross-legged silhouette, the piece punches well above its footprint, and with only 150 units in the edition, it reads as a focused collector’s object rather than a wide-release figure.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
SCENE NOTESThis is Ren Studio's take on Sanemi in stillness — the rarest mode for a character who is almost always depicted mid-slash or mid-rage. The seated, cross-legged pose with arms folded reads as controlled restraint rather than calm, which is exactly the tension that makes him interesting to collectors. Ren Studio leans into the physical record of his history: the scar work across the chest and forearms is rendered with layered depth, and the single 殺 kanji on the haori back is treated as a design anchor rather than an afterthought. The purple eye, the half-covered face, the open collar — every detail is placed to remind you that the stillness here is chosen, not comfortable.
