This figure presents Moriya Suwako from the Touhou Project with a lively frog-inspired charm. She stands on a lily-pad style base, captured in a dynamic, mid-step pose that suggests playful movement. The sculpt emphasizes her iconic frog motif through a wide-brim hat adorned with a frog emblem, a layered green-and-teal dress, and flowing sleeves that catch the breeze. Fine shading enhances the curves of her kimono and the creases of her garment, while glossy accents highlight the hat, frog brooch, and accessories for subtle contrast. Her expression conveys mischief and kindness, a light smile shining in her eyes. The base features water lilies and gentle ripples to evoke a tranquil pond setting.

Moriya Suwako is the Frog Goddess associated with the Moriya Shrine, a figure in the Touhou Project who blends ancient myth with whimsical mischief. In the stories she embodies a playful, cunning guardian who loves a good riddle and a gentle prank, yet remains dedicated to protecting the land and its visitors. She rules over water and earth, using humor to guide humans toward humility and respect for nature. In many canons she shares the stage with Kanako and together they oversee sacred spaces, blessing travelers and testing spirits. This figure captures her dual nature: serene authority tempered by a cheerful, mischievous spark that fans adore.