Depicting Kotiya Sanae as a poised shrine maiden, this 1/7 scale figure captures a dynamic, wind-swept moment. She stands with one leg forward on a carved base, her white kimono-style outer robe billowing and edged with rich emerald trim. Her long green hair flows behind her, tied with matching ribbons, while a small gohei wand rests in her right hand, its shide streamers fluttering as if stirred by an invisible breeze. The sculpt emphasizes delicate facial features, serene expression, and graceful finger positioning. Clean paintwork highlights crisp white fabric, glossy green accents, and subtle shading on folds and hair for depth and realism.

Kotiya Sanae is a stylized interpretation of Sanae Kochiya, the shrine maiden of Moriya Shrine in the Touhou Project. In the series, she is a cheerful, resilient human priestess who serves the divine Kanako and Suwako. She travels between the human world and the world of spirits, using a gohei to pacify youkai and bestow blessings. Her wind-and-fabric magic mirrors her role as a messenger of the gods, and she often dons a traditional white kimono with lush green accents. The figure captures her poised demeanor, a sense of duty, and a playful optimism that defines her interactions with friends and strangers alike.