Product Description
[Table Museum] Jomon period idols are now available as figmas!
From the Table Museum, a collection of tactile artworks, comes the Table Museum Annex, which brings to life various art from around the world.
The fourth item is the Shade-Shaped Clay Figurine, one of the most famous clay figurines from the Jomon period.
The name comes from the fact that its distinctive large eyes resemble sun glasses (old-fashioned snow goggles).
Furthermore, there are still many theories being debated about what exactly the Jomon people were imitating when it comes to the extremely deformed expressions.
Please take a look at this mysterious yet somehow adorable idol from the Jomon period.
- The smooth yet posable figma joints allow for a variety of different poses.
- Includes numerous interchangeable eye parts for a variety of expressions.
- Includes a figma-specific stand with movable joints.
- Size: Total length 11cm
- Accessories: Dedicated stand
- Prototype: Tatsuya Ishibashi (MIC)
- Production cooperation: Max Factory
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Item Size : 22 x 15 x 7.5 cm
Product Specifications
- Item code
- SP148
- JAN code
- 4570001514043
Purchase Information
* This product has a cancellation deadline. Once the deadline has passed, cancellations are not accepted.
This item is limited to 3 per household.