Designed to celebrate the Touhou Project's beloved shrine maiden, this Kotiya Sanae figure captures a lively, wind-swept moment. She stands on a circular base featuring stylized gusts and subtle kanji motifs, her long green hair sculpted to flow as if caught by a breeze. Her outfit blends traditional shrine maiden white with vibrant green accents, a flowing skirt, and belt details that catch the light. Delicate layering and translucent parts give a sense of depth, while the face conveys a calm, determined expression. Accessories such as a wind-themed scarf or cape, and small shrine charms, complete the look, making the figure appear ready to step into a pulsing wind.

Sanae Kochiya, the shrine maiden of Moriya Shrine, is known for bridging the human world and the divine. In the Touhou universe, she received miraculous powers from the wind goddess Kanako Yasaka and the earth goddess Suwako Moriya, making her both cheerful and fearless when facing youkai and misfortune. This figure presents Sanae as a steadfast protector who travels the borderlands of Gensokyo to purify, bless, and bring hope to those she meets. Her story weaves together faith, curiosity, and a willingness to take risks for the greater good. The sculpture captures her ready stance, as if stepping into a breeze that carries prayers and rumors alike.