Kirima Syaro is depicted in the Tea Party ver. with her characteristic shy charm translated into a stately collectible pose. The figure captures her petite frame and delicate facial features, with soft shading on her hair and dress to highlight the rhythm of the frills and ribbons. She wears a pastel-blue and white dress trimmed with lace, a small bow at the chest, and a matching headpiece that nods to a tea party theme. In her hand she holds a tiny teacup accessory, while the other hand rests gracefully at her side, giving a reserved, thoughtful expression. The base evokes a tea party setting, with tiny cup props and decorative elements. The sculpt shows fine line work on the sleeves and apron, conveying a gentle, refined aesthetic. The overall color palette is light and sweet, matching the show's whimsical tone, and the finish features subtle gradient shading to create depth. This sculpture promises a charming display piece for any Gochuumon fan.

Syaro Kirima is a shy, tea-loving girl who often visits Rabbit House cafe in Gochuumon wa Usagi Desu ka?? Her quiet demeanor hides a keen curiosity for sweets and conversation, especially when tea is involved. Throughout the series she participates in lighthearted exchanges with Cocoa, Chino, Rize, and Chiya, often guiding the group through polite manners and gentle misadventures at the cafe. Her character arc centers on friendship, growing confidence, and learning to express herself while maintaining her sweet, reserved charm. The Tea Party Ver. sculpture captures this moment of grace and warmth, mirroring her role in the show as the thoughtful, tea-obsessed friend who adds a charming, comforting presence to every scene. The figure's pose and accessories evoke the calm, ceremonial feel of a proper tea party, making it a tribute to her character and the series' gentle humor.