The figure presents Inui Sajuna in the Black Lily variant with a refined, poised silhouette that captures her signature elegance. The sculpting emphasizes a graceful pose, with long, flowing hair that falls in smooth, glossy strands and subtle shading to suggest depth and movement. The outfit is a multi-layered dress featuring a high collar, delicate lace trim, and carefully crafted frills along the sleeves and hem. The color palette centers on deep blacks and midnight purples, accented by silver trims and a subtle gloss on the lily motif that appears on accessories and base. The base is designed to resemble a stylized lily stem, grounding the figure in a dramatic atmosphere. Paint application includes gradient shading, fine linework for lace and fabric texture, and precise detailing on accessories to convey a premium, collectible look.

Inui Sajuna is a central figure in Sono Bisque Doll wa Koi o Suru, renowned in the story for her talent as a cosplayer who brings characters to life through meticulous styling and performance. She often partners with Wakana Gojo to realize intricate costume visions, blending her eye for character accuracy with Gojo’s sewing expertise. Sajuna’s personality blends confidence with a reserved tenderness, and her journey explores how art, ambition, and collaboration shape friendships and romantic feelings. The narrative follows their growth as they navigate conventions, audience expectations, and personal boundaries, learning to trust each other and open up about their vulnerabilities. The Black Lily variant emphasizes a dramatic, stage-ready persona that conceals deeper layers of emotion, highlighting Sajuna’s complexity as both a creator and a person who craves genuine connection.