Ishtar is depicted in a breathtaking, dynamic pose that captures her divine authority and confident presence. The figure stands poised with an elegant stance, weight shifted as if mid stride, and a flowing cape or sash that seems to ripple with her movements. She wears ornate armor in gold and deep blue, with fine detailing on the breastplate, gauntlets, and phoenix motifs. The hair is long and sculpted to cascade behind her, catching light to reveal subtle color gradations. The base is designed to evoke ancient Babylonian motifs and provide a stable anchor for the striking silhouette. The paintwork emphasizes sharp edges and smooth gradients, bringing a sense of life and power to Ishtar.

Ishtar is the Mesopotamian goddess of love and war, revered in Fate/Grand Order as a formidable heroic spirit whose charm is matched by strategic prowess on the battlefield. In the game's story, she embodies a dangerous blend of allure and authority, using her bow and divine charisma to command attention and bend outcomes in perilous quests. This figure captures her persona as a radiant ruler who often hides a calculating mind behind a radiant smile, giving orders with confident grace. Her legend involves testing loyalties, challenging heroes, and revealing the consequences of desire and power. The artistry conveys this complexity through expression, stance, and the interplay of gold and blue color to evoke her celestial origin.