The figure depicts Houjuu Nue from the Touhou Project in a dynamic three-quarter pose, capturing her enigmatic profile with subtle gravitas. She stands atop a textured rocky plinth that hints at the dreamscape she rules, surrounded by small orbs that gleam with an iridescent glow. Her attire blends traditional and fanciful elements: a flowing robe with layered skirts, dark violet and midnight blue hues, and pale accents that catch light from different angles. Her hair falls in long, unrestrained strands, with a gentle gradient from pale silver to lavender, accented by a delicate headpiece. The sculpt emphasizes delicate, almost calligraphic lines in her limbs and fingers, and a poised hand that suggests she is about to invoke a dream. A translucent cape or veil billows behind her, giving a sense of motion and otherworldly presence. The finish uses a soft pearl effect on the paint to evoke moonlit shadows.

Nue Houjuu is introduced as a mysterious youkai whose rumored powers center on dreams and the hidden corners of Gensokyo. She is portrayed as a keen observer who studies human folly and youkai gossip, often appearing with cryptic remarks that invite speculation. In the Touhou universe, Nue is a guardian of the border between waking life and night visions, her presence signaling that not everything in the world is what it seems. Her motives remain ambiguous, sometimes aligning with the curious and the curious-friendly, other times drifting toward misdirection. The character's design emphasizes restraint and elegance, reflecting her role as a collector of signs and rumors. This figure captures that aura by showing her poised and in control, with a gaze that seems to pierce dream logic itself and a posture that suggests she is about to whisper another enigmatic truth.