This Kozuki Hiyori figure captures the elegance of a traditional Kimekomi Ningyou with refined wood carving and a reimagined kimono ensemble. The figure stands with a poised, gentle silhouette, her hair styled in an intricate updo with hairpin details that catch the light. Her kimono features layered fabric patterns in soft indigo, blush pink, and gold accents, carefully painted to convey depth and texture. Subtle relief work along the obi and sleeve edges imitates authentic kimono creases, while a delicate facial expression conveys Hiyori’s quiet resolve. The finish blends warm wood tones with a protective lacquer, radiating artisanal craftsmanship.

In One Piece, Kozuki Hiyori is the daughter of Kozuki Oden who survives the turmoil of Wano and takes on a secret life to safeguard her family. During the country's darkest days she adopts the geisha persona 'Komurasaki,' using charm and wit to observe, relay, and sometimes disrupt the plans of Orochi and Kaido’s forces. Despite her youth, she remains loyal to her younger brother Momonosuke and to the memory of her father, quietly guiding the resistance from behind the scenes. The figure channels that duality—soft, public grace as Komurasaki and steadfast courage when protecting the Kozuki name—embodying a pivotal bridge between past tragedy and future liberation.