Bloodborne - Hoshi no Musume, Ebrietas is presented as a regal, star-born figure who commands the quiet awe of the night. She stands upon a moonlit altar, her pale skin and shadowed robes alive with subtle color shifts from lavender to deep blue. Her robe flows as if underwater, with star-like speckles and etched glyphs tracing along the fabric, and a faint halo of cyan energy circles her head. The sculpt captures a poised, contemplative stance, a gaze that seems to look beyond the world. The base features lunar motifs and delicate runes that hint at rites long forgotten. Textured surfaces imitate worn stone, glassy resin highlights simulate cosmic light, and a sense of weight and gravity anchors this otherworldly subject.

Born of the night sky, Hoshi no Musume, Ebrietas drifted through veils of space to observe the mortal world, where ash and storm carve the days of hunters. In Bloodborne myth she embodies the serene mercy and terrible distance of the cosmos: ancient, patient, and infinitely curious. Legends whisper that she descended toward the city shrouded by Mist when a sorrowful melody called to her from a world governed by ritual and night. She offers glimpses of forbidden knowledge to those who earn her favor, yet every revelation may demand a price in memory or conscience. The figure captures this paradox—an otherworldly protector whose radiant presence promises guidance while hinting at hidden perils. To behold Ebrietas is to feel the weight of a distant star, watching, listening, and judging the stride of humanity.