Violet Evergarden
$229.00
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Character: Violet Evergarden · Violet Evergarden
Product Status: Released
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Overall Height: 39 cm / 15.4 in
- Width: 23 cm / 9.1 in
- Depth: 18 cm / 7.1 in
Configurations
- Violet Evergarden main figure with ruffled parasol and wind-swept hair
- Sculpted stone-paved base featuring a vintage streetlamp and travel suitcase
- A stack of sealed letters and scattered envelope effect parts with red wax detailing
- Autumn leaf inserts that slot into clear posts for a dynamic motion effect
- Small plush-style dog companion nestled beside the letter bundle
Material & Packaging
- Primary structure cast in polystone for stability and heft
- Flexible details such as parasol ribs, ribbons, and leaf effects molded in PVC and PU to prevent breakage
- Protected in a custom-molded foam clamshell and shipped in a premium art box
Other
- Edition Size: 158
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ABOUT
This 1/6-scale statue captures the quiet grace of Violet Evergarden in a stunning autumnal scene. Surrounded by a swirl of falling leaves and heartfelt letters, the sculpt beautifully conveys the series’ bittersweet atmosphere. From the delicate ruffles of her parasol to the determined look in her eyes, this piece is a poignant tribute to the Auto Memories Doll’s journey of emotional discovery. With an edition size of only 158, this is a must-have centerpiece for discerning collectors.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
From the celebrated series Violet Evergarden, this statue captures the titular character's poignant journey from a child soldier to an "Auto Memories Doll." As she travels to ghost-write letters for others, Violet slowly learns to decipher the complex human emotions she was never taught, seeking the meaning of the last words her major ever told her: "I love you."
