Toph Beifong stands confidently atop a rugged, rocky pedestal that imitates the cracked earth of a hidden valley. The diorama captures her iconic earthbending stance: one hand extended palm forward, fingers spread as if sensing vibrations through the ground, while the other rests near her hip. She wears her earth-toned village attire with threadbare boots and a small, improvised belt, and her hair is styled into a practical two-tails under a simple headband. The color palette emphasizes earthy greens and ochres, with weathered stone textures sculpted in high detail. Fine paintwork highlights chipped stone, moss in the crevices, and a subtle aura of weighty earth energy.

Toph Beifong was introduced as a brilliant but underestimated earthbender who was blind from birth, yet whose other senses sharpened into a groundbreaking talent for sensing seismic vibrations. Raised in a domineering Earth Kingdom family, she ran away to seek true freedom and later joined Avatar Aang and his friends. Her earthbending is both precise and fearless, allowing her to sense even the smallest ripple in the ground. She invents metalbending later in the war, proving that she is not only powerful but also inventive. In the diorama, her stubborn independence is reflected by the resolute posture and focused gaze as she readies to bend the terrain to her will.