This figure captures Taiyou no Oujo Gwynevere in a radiant, sun-drenched stance. She stands compactly at 120 mm tall, yet commands attention with a flowing gown that cascades in ivory and pale gold, edged with delicate sun motifs. Her hair tumbles in gentle waves, framing a serene expression and a soft glow around her head. The dress is sculpted with layered folds and a translucent cape that catches light and reveals a subtle blue undertone. Ornamentation includes a sun crest at the chest, gilded accents, and a base carved with celestial runes. Painted details emphasize weathered armor elements and intricate lace patterns, resulting in a premium centerpiece for any Dark Souls collection.

Taiyou no Oujo Gwynevere is portrayed as the Sun Princess of the Dark Souls world, beloved daughter of Gwyn and a beacon of hope for knights and pilgrims alike. In the legends that surround her, she embodies light and guidance, offering warmth to the desolate kingdoms and inspiring faith in the wary undead. Her presence in the series is linked to miracles, sunlit altars, and mysterious masquerades that hide deeper truths about power and sacrifice. The statue hints at a noble lineage, the delicate balance she represents between sanctuary and command, and the bittersweet fate that surrounds the age of fire that she once kindled and then watched fade.