This Jasmine figure captures her iconic look from the 1992 Aladdin film with a flowing teal ensemble accented by gold trim and delicate jewelry. The sculpt highlights her long, glossy black hair, a jeweled headpiece, armbands, and matching earrings. She stands in a poised, adventurous stance, with fabric folds and dynamic movement suggested by the pose. The figure's base evokes Arabian-inspired design elements, and the subtle shading and gloss emphasize her regal charisma. Overall it conveys Jasmine's confidence, curiosity, and enduring charm in a collectible SPM prize presentation.

Princess Jasmine is the independent heir to Agrabah's throne who yearns for freedom beyond palace walls. She challenges tradition and promises to marry for love, not royal decree, whether that means testing would be suitors or meeting commoners on the street. Jasmine befriends Aladdin, a clever street thief who disguises himself as a prince, and she looks for honesty, kindness, and courage before she trusts him with her heart. Across the film she navigates magical dangers, a jealous sorcerer, and a talking carpet while staying true to her principles. Her arc celebrates courage, curiosity, and the belief that true worth comes from inner strength.