This Pullip figure of Marie Antoinette from Versailles no Bara presents a highly detailed 1/6 scale rendition standing approximately 310 mm tall. The piece captures Rococo elegance with an opulent gown rendered in fine fabric, layered lace, and delicate ruffles, complemented by intricate paintwork on molded accessories such as a handheld fan and ornamental jewelry. The sculpted face retains the Pullip signature large eyes and delicate features, while the powdered wig is recreated with styled synthetic hair to evoke period coiffure. Articulation at the neck, shoulders, and limbs allows for graceful posing. Finishing touches include premium fabric textures, painted trim, and a display stand that enhances the collectible’s visual presence.

Marie Antoinette in Versailles no Bara (The Rose of Versailles) is portrayed as the young queen of France whose beauty, charm, and naivety place her at the center of court life and political intrigue. Within the series she embodies both the allure and the detachment of the ancien régime: she enjoys lavish court entertainments and fashions while remaining isolated from the growing unrest among the populace. Her relationships with other central characters—most notably the conflicted commander Oscar François de Jarjayes and historical figures who influence her fate—highlight themes of duty, privilege, and personal vulnerability. As tensions escalate toward revolution, Marie Antoinette’s life becomes increasingly tragic, illustrating the human cost of social and political upheaval and serving as a catalyst for dramatic events that shape the narrative.