Xayah is depicted in a dynamic battle stance, her body leaning forward with one knee bent on a textured rocky plinth. Her scarlet hair flows with the wind, strands catching light as the feathers of her headdress flutter behind her. She wears a sleek, stylized armor that reads as both agile and formidable, with feather motifs tracing along her shoulders, chest, and forearms. In her hands she wields a pair of elongated feather blades that curve gracefully and glint with metallic edges. The figure captures a balance between elegance and danger: soft plumage textures contrasted with sharp, weapon-like lines. The paintwork highlights gradient feathers from white to deep crimson, while fine sculpted details add depth to the armor and juxtapositions of light and shadow on the base.

Xayah, a Vastaya fighter from the Ionian region, champions freedom and the preservation of her people’s culture. She fights with precision and cunning, relying on her twin feather blades that are both weapons and symbols of identity. Alongside her partner Rakan, she navigates perilous threats from tyrants and predators who would erase the stories of her clan. Her quests emphasize loyalty, self-reliance, and the responsibility of leadership, even when the path is dangerous. In her lore, she channels the wind and shadow to outmaneuver foes, turning feints into decisive strikes and using the battlefield as a canvas for honor. This statue captures a moment of resolve when Xayah stands firm against encroaching danger, ready to protect her homeland and her people’s legacy through skill and courage.