The figure depicts Boa Hancock standing gracefully with one hand resting on her hip and Salome coiled around her forearm, rising as a sinuous companion. She wears her iconic red bikini top with a long, flowing cape and intricately detailed jewelry that catches the light, while her long black hair cascades behind her. Salome’s scales are subtly textured with hints of emerald and gold accents, and the pair stands on a base that suggests a sunlit island garden. The sculpture emphasizes elegance and danger, with a piercing gaze, refined skin shading, and metallic highlights that enhance her regal, commanding presence. The overall composition conveys motion and poise.

Boa Hancock, known as the Pirate Empress, rules Amazon Lily with icy beauty and unshakable pride. She wields the Love-Love Fruit, which allows her to petrify enemies with a directed manifestation of affection, a power she uses selectively against those who offend her or threaten her people. Salome, her enormous pet snake, accompanies her with a protective, almost ceremonial aura. In the narrative, Hancock’s aloof demeanor hides deep loyalty to her island and to her subordinates, and her brief alliance with Luffy reveals a complex mix of admiration, romance, and restraint. This figure captures that dichotomy: majesty and vulnerability intertwined.