Momohime stands in a dynamic, cinematic pose that instantly communicates grace and resolve. The figure features flowing kimono sleeves and a layered obi that catch the light with subtle gradient shading. Her long hair cascades in sculpted strands, pinned by a delicate kanzashi that catches a glint of color from the paintwork. The color palette blends deep blues, pale lavender, and metallic accents on her blade and accessories, while tiny highlights reflect off lacquered surfaces to simulate polished wood, silk embroidery, and gemstone inlays. The base is minimal yet supportive, allowing the character to inhabit the scene with a sense of floating movement.

Momohime is portrayed as a noble, conflicted heroine entwined with the cursed blade Oboro Muramasa. In the legend guiding this figure line, she travels through a shadowed city to restore balance between living souls and vengeful spirits bound to the demon steel. Her journey tests loyalty, courage, and the burden of a hidden past, forcing her to make hard choices while protecting those she loves. The sculpture captures a moment of resolve just as she draws the blade, eyes focused, cloak fluttering, and petals swirling around her—an emblem of resilience and grace under pressure.