A masterfully sculpted representation of Suigintou from Rozen Maiden by Kaze Kaminaridou. The figure features a slender, porcelain-like silhouette dressed in her iconic black Gothic lolita dress with layered frills, ribbons, and subtle metallic accents. Her long, raven-black hair cascades down the back and frames a pale, composed face with crimson eyes that seem to glow with quiet resolve. Delicate wing motifs extend from her back, accentuated by a translucent sheen on the skirts and the sculpt highlighting the intricate lace and seam lines. The pose communicates a poised, determined aura, as if ready to step into battle or into a whispered vow.

Suigintou is one of the Rozen Maiden dolls created by Rozen to gather the fragments required to awaken the true person of the Rose Bride. She is often depicted as the most solitary and intense of the siblings, wrapped in a black veil of jealousy and resolve. Driven by her belief in destiny and a tragic sense of loyalty to Rozen, she searches for meaningful companionship while clashing with her sisters, particularly Shinku. Her backstory speaks of a bitter past, the price of power, and a vow she never ceases to renew: to protect, to conquer, and to prevail in the end. In the Rozen Maiden narrative she embodies conflict between duty and emotion, order and rebellion, making her a compelling, multifaceted figure within the series.