Ishtar is depicted in a dynamic, heroic pose that suggests both regal authority and agile grace. The figure captures her iconic armor and flowing fabrics, with intricate gold accents, jeweled ornaments, and a luminous divine aura that glitters along the edges of her silhouette. Her bow is drawn mid-shot, its string taut and energy crackling along the shaft, while her shield and accessories reflect light with meticulous paintwork. The base evokes ancient Mesopotamian architecture, complementing her mythic origin, and the overall sculpt emphasizes clean lines, balanced weight, and a sense of motion that makes Ishtar feel alive. The paint application highlights sculpted musculature, layered cape folds, and the sheen on metallic surfaces, creating a premium look suitable for a centerpiece collection.

Ishtar is the Mesopotamian goddess of love and war in myth, revered for beauty, strategy, and irresistible charm. In Fate/Grand Order and the Babylonia arc, she appears as a powerful servant whose pride and confidence challenge those around her while offering fierce loyalty to her summoned master. Her Noble Phantasm embodies her dual nature, capable of devastating force yet tempered by elegance and allure. Throughout the story, Ishtar confronts gods and heroes, negotiates alliances, and demonstrates that divine power can be both dazzling and dangerous. Her presence drives key conflicts and reveals layered motives behind her divine facade.