Standing with a gentle, inquisitive pose, Nahida is depicted in her signature green and gold attire, accented by floral motifs and delicate dendro leaves that seem to bloom along her sleeves. The figure captures her slender frame and youthful expression, with large, luminous eyes and a soft, knowing smile. Her layered dress sways as if caught in a breeze, and the floating petals around her torso give a sense of motion and magic. Careful sculpting highlights the translucent green cape, the gold brocade trim, and tiny book charms that hint at her scholarly nature. Every detail conveys her gentle wisdom and mischievous curiosity.

Nahida, known as the Dendro Archon and beloved mistress of Sumeru’s Gardens, is a guardian of knowledge who walks among scholars and common folk alike. This figure captures her gentle, inquisitive spirit as she seeks understanding for all who seek it, using her luminous eyes to reflect both compassion and resolve. In her story she listens to whispers of the city’s hopes and fears, balancing tradition with curiosity. The character’s journey centers on defending the vulnerable while guiding others toward insight, even when the path is tangled in rumor and political intrigue. This depiction emphasizes her role as a bridge between ancient wisdom and new growth, a beacon for those who believe that learning can heal a troubled world.