Snow Day Frieren — Desktop Series
$99.00
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Character: Frieren: Beyond Journey's End · Frieren
Product Status: Pre-Order Close
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Total height: approx. 15 cm / 5.9 in
- Width, depth, weight: Not specified
Configurations
- Seated chibi Frieren figure in winter coat and scarf
- Small creature perched atop her hair bun
- Snow-covered fallen log as integrated seat element
- Round white display base with snow-scatter groundwork
Material & Packaging
- Imported PU (polyurethane — a dense casting material common in GK production)
- Imported resin (hard-cast resin for fine detail parts)
- Packaging: Not specified
Other
- Scale: Not specified
- Studio: Anm Studio x NuoMi Studio
- Edition Size: 118 pieces
- Estimated Shipment: Approximately 3 months after pre-order close
VIDEO
ABOUT
This is Anm Studio x NuoMi Studio’s desktop-scale interpretation of Frieren seated quietly on a snow-dusted fallen log, rendered in a chibi proportion that leans into stillness rather than spectacle. At approximately 15 cm tall and limited to 118 pieces, the piece pairs imported PU and resin construction with a textured bark base and fine snow-scatter groundwork that rewards close display. For collectors who favor intimate, mood-driven pieces over dynamic poses, this one holds its own on a desk or shelf without demanding space it doesn’t have.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
What Anm Studio x NuoMi Studio emphasizes here is the quieter register of Frieren — not the archmage mid-cast, but the ancient elf at rest, eyes closed, bundled against the cold, with a small companion settled on her head as if she's simply part of the landscape. That unhurried stillness is central to who Frieren is: someone for whom a snowfall is just one of countless winters. The studios stage the figure so that the snow-laden log and scattered groundwork do as much emotional work as the sculpt itself, grounding the piece in a moment of solitude that feels entirely earned.
