FREEing figma Shakoki-Dogu (Table Museum) japan NEW

figma series. The idol of the Jomon period, now available as figma! From the Table Museum, a "work of art that can be touched and played with," comes the "Table Museum - Branch Museum," a collection of sculptures of various artworks from around the world. The fourth installment is one of the most famous clay figurines from the Jomon period, the "Shakugi Dogu". The name comes from its distinctive large eyes, which resemble shading devices (old-fashioned snow goggles). Also, the extremely deformed representation is still debated by various theories as to what exactly the Jomon people were imitating. Please take a look at this mysterious but somehow adorable Jomon-era idol. Various poses are possible with the smooth yet poseable joints of figma's original joint parts. Many replaceable eye parts with rich expressions are included. A figma stand with movable support is included. Painted plastic posable figure. Non-scale Dedicated pedestal included Body length: approx. 110mm Sculptor Tatsuya Ishibashi (MIC) Production Cooperation Max Factory Pictures shown may differ slightly from the actual product. Due to the manual coloring process, there may be slight differences in the paint job of each product. Please understand this in advance. The images may differ slightly from the actual product. Please understand this in advance. (From Good Smile Company website)